George Washington High School - Patriot Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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v RWYR-qi. , F K tr I x sh 'G uikiif' t- N r X k V 'R S Seamstress, Denise Dolan, saves herself trouble later on by trim- ming excess pattern margins. p A , ity Exact measurements insure a successful dish, Mrs. Stogden and her chefs realize. -f- - --.,.--4 i -. -1 Agfa ,'t':,'s'r'5'i J+f-I l , . , K 4 Andy Osbourne and Todd Alderson concoct a delicious dish??? ,.- V, um, ,...'- M., H --v A -L ' .,--.,. -cw -Q., -- f una-- ,, Boys AND girls compete in Rec Ed basketball Qwhich can be hi- larious at timesy. www!-aan, V Y . E51 ' :X -1' Lf' I p , A' -chu-.-.. ,551 , ,f . Every pattern piece for Doris King's dress is folded with care. Discipline! 1 1 3 I L U

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Q...-all y A , .54 HH' ,. ,4m.fQ-yr-jxfff -fu 9'W? R li! Instrumental sectionals help the trombonists learn to stay in tune with each other. excellence in expression The Fine Arts Department gives special attention to each individual's ability. Studio Art enables advanced art stu- dents to create on their own. A new facet in chorus, Male and Female Vocal Techniques, centers on improvement and development of the voice. The same idea is used in Band, except instruments replace vocal chords. All band mem- bers are scheduled into sectionals where students playing . like instruments perfect melodies. The Practical Arts department features Home Econom- ics, Family Living, Boys Chef, Recreation Education, and Mechanical Drawing. These classes enable students to be- come self-sufficient now, as well as in the future. A new concept in gym classes is Rec. Ed. There is a choice of co-ed activities each nine weeks. Seniors have the option of continuing or dropping this course after first semester. ia- ' . 'at' f-ily I, wr, A - ' 3, Feeling at home in the art room jackson Morton Near the end of a tiring rehearsal the chorus improves on a piece at the last uses the wheel during free time. minute for a concert. Discipline! 1 1 2

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f Testing T. V. tubes can be a shocking experience discovers Glenn Goldfarb. preparation for the world of work Carver Technical School adds a practical dimension to classes offered at George Washing- ton. Seven percent of the students attend Carver in the morning and then return around lunch time English, World Cultures, Rec. Ed. and other subjects required for graduation are scheduled in for afternoon classes. Some of the different courses available are Dental Assisting, Cosme- tology, Commercial Foods, Electronics and Building Construction. Carver is designed for the career-minded student. Many have acquired skills which they use in part-time and summer jobs. Discipline 1 14 fu :gm . , . ,, , Q . ,. ' 1 cgi 5 ' s S - ,W . - J It , The steady hand of Pat Bays applies the last coat of polish for a professional manicuring job. , 4 - --Y Qram--,q.g:.n5gw --,... v--V A Learning to repair cars he may some day dent is Danny McCor mick of Auto Body Repair. M