Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

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REQUIRED CLASSES AID STUDENTS FOR WORK AND COLLEGE There are some courses that you just can ' t seem to get out of. Graduating from the 7th grade is a must in order to boost up those phys. ed. and English classes. Enrollment is high and rooms are crowded but the knowl¬ edge gained and the sense of fitness acquired makes these required classes both necessary and worthwhile. 2 3 Larry Compton, Phys. Ed. Bill Deel, English Homer Deel, English, French John Johnson, English Norman Mullins, Driver ' s Ed. Tommy Neel, 7th grade Shirley Salyer, Phys. Ed. Kathleen Slusher, English, German Gary Tackett, 7th grade Bill Wright, English PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Jewell Askins, English Argielean Saylor, 7th grade Glenda Wampler, 7th grade 1) . Mr. Bill Deel seems mighty satisfied about posing for this snap shot. 2) . We catch Mr. Norman Mullins taking a much needed break from his harrowing driver ' s ed. 3) . Larry Compton and Shirley Salyer seem to be discussing who gets to leave the building first. 7

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STUDENT INTEREST COED CLASSES |The Home Economics and Ag¬ riculture Departments have broadened their course content by including the male and female viewpoint, respectively. In home economics the boys are seeing ■the girls’ ideas more realistical¬ ly and the same is happening in •the agriculture classes. Sur¬ prisingly enough to some, these boys and girls who chose to break the sterotype have done well in these courses and have even been accepted by fellow classmates. GROWS WITH NEW 1. ) A new and much admired teacher, Mr. Greg Salyers, relaxes. 2. ) Mrs. Hud¬ son gets still another amus¬ ing test answer. 3. ) We catch Mr. Ray Mac- Allister on his way to the new agriculture building. Nancy Hudson, Home Economics Ray MacAllister, Agriculture Katie Jo Powers, Home Economics Bruce Rush, Band 6

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STUDENTS GIVEN CHOICE OF DIFFEREN1 COURSES Ronnie Bartley, Math Students here who favor math find a wide selection of math courses to choose from in the college prep, curriculum, including Physics which, for the first time in several years, is being taught. For those who prefer to prepare for the business world, they also may choose from a wide variety - including a clerk-typist block program and a brand new Business English course, which may be substi¬ tuted for English 12. 1) . Miss Jackie Collins also illus¬ trates what she is teaching. 2) . Mr. Ronnie Bartley, Math teacher, appears to be one who enjoys his work. 3) . Mrs. Lana Taylor announces that business teachers have their share of paper work--and more. Roy Deel, Math Judy Fuller, Librarian Lana Taylor, Business David Yates, Math Harold Byers, Business Jackie Collins, Business Lee Deel, Math 8