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Through knowledge, students build the foundations of their lives. Larry Aibritton, Jim Koelemay, Tim Henry, and Don Cunning- ham examine blueprinta of the school in their Meehanical Draw- ing claas. Laying a Foundation Left: “That makes a nice guitar strap comments Chuck Snell as Charlotte Lafargue demonstrates the art of card- weaving. With the simple facts of evcryday life history comes alive. Panel members Jackie Fisher and Gene Clarke present the ordinary details of the days of a typical farmer of the late 19th century, and this portion of the past becomes “real” in a modem classroom. 10
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Whether analyzing the plot of Silas Marner or heating a sulfate over a Bunsen burner, citizens of the City of Byrd are engaged in the pursuit of knowledge. Unlimited oppor- tunities are available for students in the field of educational growth. Thirteen departments offer a wide range of subjects from which one may select his field of study. The English, Foreign Language, Math, Science, and Social Science Departments offer courses which give the student a background for almost any field he might decide to enter. More specialized courses are offered through the Business Education, Industrial Arts, Home Economics, and Drivers’ Education Departments. The Distributive Education and Trade School Departments provide not only classroom instruction, but also actual “on the job” experience. While each student must participate in the program either of the Physical Education or the ROTC Department, courses in the Fine Arts Department are electivc to those who wish to increase their cultural appreciation. Byrd is also fortunate in having an adequate library furnishing a large selection of books, magazines, and pam- phlets which further aid the student in “laying his founda tion of knowledge.” Classroom instruction is an important part of the ROTC program. Cecil Harrison reports on basic Drill and Ceremonies to his class. of KNOWLEDGE . . . Below: Woodworking students create many useful projects for school and home. Steve Lenert and Dick Brook put the finishing touches on their wall plaques. Above: u Iq Satumalia,” Latin for Merry Christmas, is the theme of the holiday door decorated by Gloria Greenlee, Steve Stalnaker, and Pat McGuire. II
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