Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Department is a part of the general education program. The courses are designed to give an insight into the industrial society in which we live today. The courses range from the basic fundamentals to ad- vanced skills and techniques. These courses give the stu- dent an opportunity to have a better understanding and appreciation for the products of industry. Industrial Arts also offer the interest that may lead to a vocation in later life. Mrs. Joyce Hill Home Economics B.S., Women's College of Georgia Jr. Red Cross tml? ,swf -v it 2 fl Mr. Robert Beauter Graphic Arts B.S., Buffalo State M.Ed., University Mr. Joseph McKenzie Math, Electronics B.S., W.Va. Tech, U.S.N.A., O.D.C. Mrs. Betty Burk Art B.F.A., R.P.I. Art Club Miss Elaine Comess Art B.S., O.D.C. Asst. Sponsor Art Club Mrs. Olivia Harlow Mrs. Olivia Harlow Home Economics B.S., Madison, V.P.I., University of Va. Mrs. Constance Humphreys Home Economics B.S., East Carolina College Kappa Psi Y-Teens Teen-age Republican 24 Mr. Donald LaMendola General Metals, Woodshop B.S., California State Mr. Francis Spencer Mechanical Drawing B.S., East Carolina College mia . mmm in -it it , af ggwa Kea .yyy t I lt- il , wi -.:.1.,.ge f ' W 'W Ma-f L wt i Wu 1- in in in , 'ii W 1 if :Zi f

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Mr. Yedidia Soroko French M.A., Hebrew University of J erusalem, French Honor Society Miss Rhebe Burgess French William and Mary B.A., University of V M.A.T. irginia age it it i ll 9 ii. Q tt' m , lj ,aa it W Foreign Languages Far away places and strange sounding names might well be the theme song of the approximately eight hun- dred students who yearly launch their career into the fourth year French, Spanish, Latin or first through third year of German. From every available nook and crevice of the building comes the sound of Happy Talku as teacher and stu- dent drill on the aural-oral skills which will assure the competence, fluency and measurable success of the stu- dent in his chosen language. Cultivation of, an interest in, and an appreciation for the language and endeavors of -its people are explored. Preparation not only for college entrance but for under- standing of the people around him are stressed. Linguistic ability is not the ultimate goal, just reasonable mastery from which the spark for gpeople to people understanding is ignited. Mrs. Sarah Iascone Spanish B.A., Northeastern State College F.T.A. Miss Alice Ribble Spanish B.S., Longwood College Spanish Honor Society B.A., Old Dominion Mrs. Ruth Songer German A.B., Hiram College, N Old Dominion German Club. Nancy Saunders Latin B.A., Westhampton College Latin Club 23 12 ii? Q Miss N. Wagner I Spanish 55 l l H S5

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