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

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OUR WORK Madison College Mr. john Dale Hodson University of Richmond Degree- B.A. The Social Studies course at james Wood High School consists of many units of instruction. Various methods of instruction are used to make the classes interesringg among them being the lecture, class discussion, question and answer, research papers, and debates. Mrs. Shirley L. Place - Degree- B.A, in Education Mr. Eugene D. Funkhouser Shepherd, Graduate Work University of Virginia Degree--A.B. Newspapers, magazines, films, film strips, slides and maps are some of the supplementary materials used in the classroom. The primary purpose of the Social Studies course is to develop better citizenship and to increase the SELI- dents knowledge of history, government, and geography. Mr. Smallridge points out the Districts of Voters in Virginia.

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A, '-J f A Q ., Mr. Joseph Carroll .XJR ' R1 X STUDENTS TO CITIZENS . Mr. Alan Martin Rogers Shepherd College Degree - B.S. Economics Mrs. Marion Rhodes Shepherd College Degree - B.S. Duke University Mr. Melvin Fawcett Mr. Kenneth Smallridge Shepherd College West Virginia Wesleyan Degree- A.B. College Degree - B.A. Sociology Through Social Studies we can travel over the United Srates.

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Mrs. Vivian H. Smallridge West Virginia Wesleyan Degree - B.S. Mr. Charles Asbury York, Jr. Randolph-Macon, Bridgewater, University of Virginia The teachers in the Science Department are greatly con- cerned with the promotion of pupil interest in the many fields of science. Hope is that more pupils may be directed into scientific work at a time when they are desperately needed. Much has been done in the area of better and more abundant equipment and facilities. These students try a scientific experiment while Mrs. Smallridge, Mrs. Conner and Mr. York look on. SCIENCE STUDIES EXPLORE Mrs. Helen S. Conner Madison College Degree - B.S.