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

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AGRICULTURE TRAINS OUR FUTURE FARMERS Mr. James Givens V.P.I. and University of Maryland Degrees - B.S. and M.S. Sponror: F.F.A. 9 5 I Mr. Davis shows these boys Mr. William Lee Whitacre V.P.I. 22 Degree - B.S. Sponror: F.F.A. ! 3 J 3 ' ' i ef i f - e a , Mr. Henry Davis V.P.I. Degree - B.S. Spofzsor: F.F.A. l Z the basic fundamentals of overhauling a motor. The program of the Vocational Agriculture Department at James Wood is divided into three groups - the in-school students, all day studentsg young farmers, those starting to farmg and the adult farmers, those established in farming. This Deparment conducts classroom, farm mechanics, and supervised farming programs as part of the students training. Through F.F.A. they receive training in leadership, co-operation, and community service.

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MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC Mr. Conner gives Betsy Phelps and Sandy Boyles instruction on using the baritone horn. Mrs. Colleen Cook Montana State University Degree-B.A. Sponsor: Girl's Chorus and A Cappella Choir Mr. Raynoncl E. Conner Shenandoah College Degree -- B.M.E. Sponror: Junior and Senior Bands Music is often called the Uni- versal Languagef' How each of us interpret that language is not im- portant, but it is important that We seek to develop a sincere love for good music. Music is all encompassing, knocking at the door of each life. Students find in it satisfaction . . . joy . . . sorrow . . . comfort- every emotion that lives Within the human heart. Music is an integral part of life itself. Re Mi . . . and up the musical scale go Mrs. Cook and her students.

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DN THE SPCT TRAINING THROUGH INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Department is divided into three fields. They are: In- dustrial Arts I, Industrial Arts II, and Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Workmm helps Ronnie Keiter solve a problem in Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Glen O. Workman University of Maryland Degree - B.S. Sponxor: Pee Wee Football The boys listen intently as Mr. Workman shows the different parts of the saw. In Industrial Arts I the boys learn the basic uses of hand-working tools. In Industrial Arts II the boys learn some advanced mechanical drawing tech-- niques and how to read blueprints and drawings. Mechanical Drawing requires that the boys learn to become familiar with some of the industries within which drafting is applied.