Worthing High School - Colt Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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.5 L? The Art Department produces stu- dents who can perceive, analyze, iudge and value the things they see, hear, and touch in their lives. Art students do many school posters for advertisements, stage back- drops, and participate in various exhibits throughout the city. They also visit the Museum of Fine Arts, the Contemporary Arts Museum, and other outstanding galleries in the city. ABOVE: Sheila Harrison, Sheila Blanton, Bar- bara Winn, Jackie Pruitt and Patricia Fergu- son make papier mache figures in crafts. RIGHT: Lenzell Coby and Mrs. G. James.

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ln the field of Arts and Crafts the creativity of the students is chal- lenged through the development of aesthetic creative expression and an opportunity to study their culture through a comparative study of his- tory and art education. LEFT: Judy Carroll checks out the art displays during Youth Art Month. BOTTOM: Clinton Robertson and Barry Edwards. ,Q 3 Eg 26 Academics ' 'E by ,, xii, t ,A I vi .34 1. 7 ' W Q m y wi 5 1, 5 L. K Qilztiii f gff

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I 'W .ht YN p1uv ADJUSTING THE LEDCER maxi 5 as oe swiss EIGHT-COLUMN WORK SHEET Awusvmc E twigs 28 Academics Business Education department provides non-college bound students with the knowl- edge and skills required of begin- ning office workers, provides col- lege-bound students with basic business training and prepares students for intelligent participa- tion in the social, political and business life of their community. Courses include Typing I-IV, Shorthand I and ll, Bookkeeping I and II, Business Law, Vocational Office Education and General Business I and II. TOP, LEFT: Mrs. Selby Bernadette Rus- saw, Charoltte Simmons, Geraldine Brown, Candilyn Dillingham, Mary Bemy, Paulette Williams, Cheryl Hughes, Clay- ton Jackson, and Andrea Rhoder in Typ- ing. ABOVE: Linda Carter. LEFT: Mrs. Hughes, Tera Brown, Carolyn Moore and Oliva Baskett.