Tuscaloosa High School - Black Warrior Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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Commercial, Home EC, and V.I.E. MR. JAMES BEDINGFIELD MRS. SARAH BLAKENEY MRS. l.UCll.l.E LUNDY Typing I, Business Law, Typing I, Shorthand I, ll Bookkeeping, Business Law General Business The worlds of science and letters have reached the Threshold of new frontiers, and the world of business has moved right along with them. T.l-l.S.'s Commercial Department helps pre- pare those of her students who are business-minded to take their places in this fast-moving world. General Business and Business Law are offered to the busi- ness leaders of tomorrowg future accountants learn about keep- ing books correctly: future secretaries study typing and short- hand. MRS. JUARINE VAN TASSEI. Typing l, ll F.T.A. Business students Linda Longford and Dinah Hull prepare uniniormaiive display. MRS. NELL WATSON General Business l28l

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Attract Bright T.H S Students MR. CHARLES FINDLAV MRS. .IANIE INGRAM MRS FRANCES LYONS Gen. Science, Adv. Chemistry Biology Gen. Science Science Club An overall scientific background is provided in General Science and Advanced General Science. One credit in natural science is necessary for graduation. To fulfill this requirement many students take Biology. This course embraces all aspects of plantand animal life on our planet. Students who wish to probe more deeply go on to Physics and Chemistry, where they study the changes and combi- nations of matter and energy. Q,-Anus: ,.. lc? ,MLK C'07m'L to 'Lavg 43 'A S U'k'9'L'- Mnioiuv VM-17 4-rw.oLla..,p Cp -A,.,,,. A704 f.,c.,,pez.,, Abmk a..t.,, 'Li-211-64 --f,J'i-d! Qdvd- 'n,k4sJ'Z Will it explode?? Not with Senior scientists Paula Gray, Bill Minges, Devi Cork, and Sonny Standridge mixing itl -

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Provide Practical Courses Vocational and Industrial Education isa government-sponsored program to aid students by training them in certain iobs. These iobs include many trades and also many phases of selling. Many of the students remain inthese labs, or similar ones, after gradua- tion. Some students even work their way through college in V.l.E. iobs. V.l.E. students usually go to school in the morning tor a halt day and then go to their iobs in the afternoon, however, some work in the morning and goto school in the afternoon. An important proiect of this department is its annual college scholarship for a worthy V.l.E. student. The basis of American power and genius lies in the American home. To the purpose of making the home a safer and better place, tothe production offiner, stronger American home-makers, the Home Economics Department is dedicated. Even in a let- propelled world people still have to eat. Girls in Miss Liles's classes acquire skill in preparing both practical every day meals and delectable party fare. They learn the essentials of etiquette and hygiene, and gain experience in sewing and child care. MR. PAT WALLACE V.I,E. MR. AUBREV BARDON V.l.E. V.l.E. Club MR. M. H. SHERER V.l.E. V.l.E. Club MISS BELVA LILES Home Economics V.l.E. Club F.H.A. l29l