Red Bank High School - Roar Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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IIIII 'IIIIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Department under the very capable supervision of Mr. Williani Floyd has accomplished much in the skill of Manual Arts. The knowledge and experience obtained in this department has been invaluable to boys who are serving in The armed forces. The courses offered in this departmert vary greatly. Shop work, which consists of using the power driven machinery through the study of engines, is offered for one semester's workg and the study of drafting occupies another semester. Aeronautics, another important suhiect, is included as a course. This department class is cffered to Juniors and Seniors-both boys and girls. There are eleven members in the Aeronautics class this year. There are only two Induitrial Arts liepartirents in the county and Red Bank is one of the two. Page 68

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UUMMERCIAL ART The Commercial Department of Red Bank High School consists of three departments: Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping. The typing classes have been under a handicap tor the past year due to the annex tire that destroyed the typevvriters, however, the students have learned such things as letter placement, typing of budgets, payrolls, bank statements, and other typing matter. The other departments, shorthand and bookkeeping, have made rapid progress under the instruction ot two very capable teachers, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Estridge. Page 67

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BLUE om! WHITE There is noT a busier group of sTudenTs aT Red Bank High Than The one ThaT makes up The sfaff of our school paper, The BLUE AND WHITE. A greaT deal of work gces inTo The publicafion of The paper, buf The work is so inTeresTing ThaT The sTaff finds a greaT deal of pleasure in doing iT. Under The very able guidance of Miss French, The ediTor and The reporTers discuss news arficles which are assigned aT The sTaff meeTings. When The arTicles are Turned in, They are carefully checked for grammafical errors by Miss French and Then are given To The TypisTs who cuT The sTencils. AfTer The sTencils are cuT and The arTisTs have compleTed Their decoraTive skeTches, The mimeographers Take over and run off The separaTe pages which are Then sTapled Togefher. Few sfudenfs realize ThaT This much work musf be done before They can siT back and read The school news. Red Bank has had a school paper as far back as mcsf of us can remember, and The class of '45 wishes To express iTs appreciafion of The excelIenT work done by The sfaffs of The pasT and To exTend good wishes To The classes and sfaffs who will carry on ThaT work in The fuTure. Page 69