Bridgeville High School - B Hive Yearbook (Bridgeville, DE)

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Nineteen hundred forty-eight An unsolved problem in Physics class furnishes food for zz Worker's thought. Mr. Clifton's gymnastic classes build and train Well- coordinated bee-bodies. Rig- orous workouts on the mats, parallel bars and the 'horse' fpicturedl prevent even a drone from inactivity. Mr. McGee's instruction in handling various tools and types of Wood provides adequate practice for the future builders of hives and their various facilities. THE B-HIVE Page Seven

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THE' B-HIVE 1 Page Six Nineteen hundred forty-eight Every Thursday morning at 9:00 A. M. the bell buzzes three shorts, and a mad flight is made for the audi- torium with the Seniors at the head of the swarm. As- sembly programs consist of movies, round-table discus- sions, short skits, singing, and pep rallies. When the program is over, the drove buzzes back to Work. Under the competent in- struction of Mr, Grossnickle the workers and drones alike experience the sharp sting of the mathematical grind. At the sounding of the bell, those bees who are lucky enough to rate a study period flutter in and begin their unfinished assign- ments. Part of the Home Eco- nomics department whips up a sweet dish or two with a few hints dropped by Mrs. Emily King.

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THE B-HIVE Page Eight Nineteen humlred forty-eight Every would- bee typer will verify the fact that adapting yourself to this subject is not sweet nec- tar. Speed tests in typing are set to the same tempo as The Flight of the Bum- blebeef' To bee or not to bee a busy bee is not a question to be roused in Mr. Thomp- son's English class, for all industrious honey bees are kept buzzing, gathering from the pages of Shake- speare the sweet essence of MacBeth and Hamlet Research themes are due in February and Emerson's Works are a must,' for those of the comb who in- tend to soar higher in their education. Departing from the bees- TICSSH of the day, every bee. from nymph to worker, sal- lies forth to the buses eager to leave the comb until an- other day. Bee-ville is actively sports-minded as indicated in the illustrated B-hive on the opposite page. Here are a few features of a favorite mid - winter interscholastic sport, basketball. Despite the constant fev- er of interest during the winter months, all bees look anxiously forward to the summer when they can spread their tiny wings and buzz about.