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

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Ik Q i ,P M f. 452, ,,5:L g I ENGLISH IS THE FOUNDATION Mrs. Beverly Schultz Mrs. Elizabeth Hootman Green Mountain College Madison College Degree-B.S. in Education Mary Washington College Art at James Wood High School is offered so that a student may develop his own creative ability, and will be able to make use of this during his leisure time. Many students have taken art, and through their training have been able to keep the school more attractive by making interesting posters concerning activities of clubs, assembly and plays. Mrs. Gloria I-I. Biddle Shepherd College Degree - A.B. ,wi Mrs. Peggy M. Shrader West Virginia University Degree-A.B. Below: Eddie Davis is shown with creative constructions made by students of the art department. At Right: Loretta Dovall is shown by the portrait she drew. I 3 J 1 1. ' f . - it . . -NN e 4 . - si' fl 'ff if fr . . gf fl . X lii le I Y f -fs'c'Tf':, MESQI' A 1 a M :X wt

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GUIDANCE TOWARDS THE FUTURE W'e are endeavoring to implement the above philosophy in eight broad areas. They are: I. Official Records . Official records are kept in order to present as complete a picture of the individual as possible. ll. Counseling Services Counseling involves assistance to individuals and groups concerned with educational and vocational needs and personal social adjustment. Ill. Vocational and Educational Services These services are available to help in- dividuals understand facts relating to educa- tional institutions and vocational opportunities. IV. Test Services Test services include individual and group test administration and interpretation with statistical studies designed to indicate individual and group strengths and weaknesses. V. Referral Services XVhen the guidance department personnel are unable to help solve some individual prob- lems that develop, referrals are made to special- ists. VI. Related Services An inter-exchange of ideas with admin- istrators, supervisors, teachers, parents, and patrons designed to promote better understand- ing of the individuals involved. VII. Follow-Up Services An attempt is being made- to determine the disposition of the graduates of james Wcxotl High School. We are interested in what they are doing, where and for whom they are work- ing. VIII. Evaluative Services Wie are constantly revising, revitalizing, and reinforcing our plans, materials, and find- ings, in order to best serve the needs of all members of the Frederick County School Com- munity. ,,..- f I 1' Mr. George H. Turner, Jr. Mr. James V. Hutton, J Madison College University of Virginia Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Degree-B.S. Education Degree - B. Music Education Guidance services, as applied to james Wood High School, should be thought of as organized activities designed to give systematic aid to pupils in solving their problems and in making adjustments to various situations which they must meet. These activities should assist each pupil in knowing himself as an individual and as a member of society, in mak- ing the most of his strengths and in correcting or compensating for weaknesses that interfere with his progress, in learning about occupations so that he may intelligently plan and prepare, in whole or in part, for a career, in learning about educational op- portunities available to him, and in discovering and developing creative and leisure interests. Mr. Hutton and Mr. Turner are going over a student's aptitude test as Miss Patch types the results on the permanent record.

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THAT PROVIDES A BACKGROUND IN LITERATURE Miss Davitlson is showing the structure of Shakespearean Theater, while Mrs. Collett goes over an article written about Shakespeare. Mrs. Elsie Lemely I-Iovetmale University of Virginia Degree- B.S. Miss Berrielle Virginia Davidson West Virginia University Degree-B.M. Mrs. Hovermale is showing the Moroccos to Bill Trentum while Mr. Hootman explains this plate as the duel of the Gladiators to Charles Triplett. Since all students must have five credits in English in order to graduate from high school, the English Department is the largest at james Wood. Training in speaking, reading, writing. listening, and thinking are the goals of the department. It is the hope of the English Department that it is making a significant Contribution to the educ ion and 'Welfare of every student at james Wood High Schocglftif, l N X M01 wx .f lf ' Iv D, pil L .gl iv I X Wtllfliif u 1 . , qilifl Clif' I Mrs. Sue P. Wisecarver Mrs. Nora Ann Collett Mr- Williarnl P- H00tmaI1 Berea College Potomac State College - A.A. Randolph Macon 14 Degree - A.B. West Virginia University -- B.S. Degree - A.B.