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

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KILLS AND ILLS Mrs. Barr bandages Mr. Burner's wounded hand. The role of the school nurse is to work toward health education which precedes health services. Our school health program is con- cerned with health Protection policies, emergency care, health ap- praisal policies such as teacher-nurse screening and health records and papers. Co-operative planning and working together of personnel of the schools, health detxtrtment, and voluntary and professional agencies is necessary for an effective school program. Mrs. Betty R. Barr Registered Nurse ' n Winchester Memorial Hospital School Mrs. Evelyn Long Grimm Madison College and University of Virginia Degrees-B.S. and M.Ed. of Nursing Sponsor: Future Nurses Club The main purpose of the Art, Department is to help the student discover and develop his own creative ability. He is given an op- portunity to work in as many different mediums as possible. Among these are pencil, charcoal, ink, water color, and oil paints. Ceramics, paper sculpture, soap sculpture, and wood working ate other activities. Mrs. Grimm aids Richard Snapp in putting the finishing touches on his mask. Q t

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LEADERS THROUGH BUSINES Mr. Reco Ware Davis and Blkons and West Virginia University Degrees-B.S. and M.A. Business Education offers a two-fold program to the student body. Beginning with the tenth grade, gen- eral information courses of General Business and Typing I are offered to all students. In the eleventh grade skill courses of Bookkeeping, Typing II, Shorthand I, and Record Keeping are open to those students who wish to follow a Business Education curriculum. Miss Rebecca Whitlock Lebanon Valley College and Madison College Degrees-B.A. and B.S. Sponsor: FBLA These Courses are followed in the twelfth grade with Dictation and Transcription, Vocational Office Training, or Clerical Office Practice. The Business Education Department is equipped with the latest types of equipment generally found in the business community. mnrrsplgg Mr. Ware shows Miss Wfhitlock and Mrs. Kave how to go about repairing a broken typewriter 28 while the two students practice a time writing.

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OUR SCHOOL PERSONNEL ADD MUC in R, JF- fanning- I,-QJTT' FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sadie Hollar, Mabel Sergant, Obeliva Whiet, Ruby Larrick, Dale Eversole, Katherine McConald, Agnes Molone, Hazel Ashton, Faye Clowser, Winifred Pingley, and Thelma Snapp. Mrs. Sergant and Mrs. Clowser get ready for lunch. This year there are twelve members on the cafeteria staff, headed by Mrs. Winifred Pingley. Each day they prepare lunches for nearly 1,275 students. Their main purpose is to provide attractive, well-balanced meals for each student. Through such an efficient lunch program the health of the student body is maintained. H Our school custodians have the important responsi- bility of keeping our school clean and attractive. Among their many duties are: keeping the school well-heated, doing repair work for building up-keepg and keeping the school grounds neat in apparance. One of the greatest responsibilities of the Frederick County School System is that of transportation. The fleet of buses owned and operated by Frederick County trans- 30 port the county students to and from school each day. This year Frederick County has added several new buses to the fleet. To operate the best schedule efficiently means the drivers must be well-trained and must assume the responsibility of transporting students to school on time each day and also to provide the maximum of safety. We, in Frederick County feel that we have such efficiency and through this our school system is bettered.