Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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. HOME This course young woman she will most home in which ECONOMICS is important to the of WFSH, for shortly likely have her own she may use daily the HENRYETTA E. SANDS, B.S. North Texas State College skills developed in homemaking. Each girl learns the scientific and practical method of planning and serving meals in the home. Sewing teaches the fun- damentals of making a wearable and attractive garment. The homemaking course presents each girl an opportu- nity to learn something that will be of great use to her and those around her in future years. MRS. WILLIAM J. WHITE, B.S North Texas State College Lettering is an important phase of art training. ART W Underlying principles taught in WFSH art courses are apparent in the enviroment of everyone. These influences are seen each day in homes, advertisements, clothes and buildings. Beginning art classes learn techniques of printing, sketching, clay sculpture, painting, drawing and copper enameling. After acquiring a knowl- edge of the fundamentals of art, the student in VVFSH may enroll in advanced art courses where he begins oil painting and adver- tising work. This effort is often the beginning of interests that may provide enioyment to the student throughout the rest of his life. MATTYE MAE HAYNIE, M.Ed Texas Woman's University Sponsor of THE COYOTE JOYCE SAMUELS, M.A. Columbia University

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JOYCE ELAYNE GEER, B.S. CHARLES AVERA, M.Ed. East Texas State College Midwestern University TENNIS A fine tennis program is offered in WFSH to the student who wishes to play tennis for pleasure or to the one who desires to compete in interscholastic competition. Under the guidance of Mr. Charles Avera and Miss Joyce Geer, the players of WFSH have made fine showings in invitational tournaments through- out Texas and Oklahoma. Besides playing other high schools, this year the Coyote Varsity has played some university teams. This past summer the Coyote Courts received a black dye on the surface that cuts down troublesome glare. The resurfacing is just one example of the constant improvements being made on the WFSH tennis program. HEALTH Mrs. R. E. Cole, the school nurse, has the responsibility of caring each day for those who become ill in school. It is she who determines if a student should be sent home. Students in WFSH taking P.E. attend health classes. Under the direction of Mrs. Brode M. Puckett and Mr. Joe Bob Tyler these students acquire the basis of good grooming. Such instruction gives each student information about rules of health that he will use for the rest of his life. MRS BRODE M- PUCKETT, B-S JOE BOB TYLER, Nl.ECl. MRS. R. E. COLE Texas Technological College Midwestern University Nurse Sponsor of Junior Red Cross Coach of Athletics

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