James Wood High School - Woodbine Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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LANGUAGES Ar james Wlood we have an adequate language program that provides the college bound student with a preparatorylcourse in Spanish and Latin as well as in English. The Latin and Spanish classes respectively make up the Latin Club and Spanish Club. The purpose of these clubs is to develop an interest in the field of languages and to encourage more students to continue work along these lines. English is one of the most important subjects taught in the modern high school. It is required that every student take English throughout the four years of high school. English, also, provides an excellent foundation for college work.

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9 Lv t X .wif M td SCIENCE X im C, f 'KMNI My me-W xg A, M ,air W WW Wil wi at if ,Aly . fQ ! V li ,fl l l f f i i t 't l If Students measure liquids ro use in an ex- periment under the direction of Miss Roudolplt. The science department seeks to widen the basis of scientific information in the pupil, interest the students in its many opportunities, and find students who are definitely interested in science as a career, especially in the atomic world of today. In the eighth grade courses in general sci- ence are offered as introductions to Biology, Chem- istry, and Physics which are foundations for further study in advanced schools and colleges. These lead to vocations in the many fields of science today. Miss Gardener points out the parts of the ear to interested students. Mr. Hootmnn explains the principles involved in working with mechanical advantage.