Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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f 5 is f -':' a A. J. KILPATRICK B.A., University of South- ern Mississippi Driver Educationg Coach Sponsor, Boy's Gym Club MRS. KATHERINE RANKIN B.S., Mississippi College Speech, I, II Sponsor, Senior Classg Thes- pians INIRS. MILDRED SIMS B.S., Cape Girardeau State College Art 1, II, III Sponsor, Art Club MRS. FLORA WATTS B.S., M.S., University of Southern Mississippi Typing Sponsor, Office Assistants Club INIRS. CAROLYN WRIGHT B.S., University of Southern Mississippi Hornemaking I, II, III Sponsor, Homemaking Club 'Zn

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Mr. Brashier, hard at work grading drawings. JAMES H. BRASHIER B.S., Mississippi State Uni- versity Mechanical Drawing I, Ilg Shop I, II Sponsor, Theatre Guild BOBBY S. CHRISTOPHER B.S., Delta State College American Historyg Driver Education Sponsor, Boating and Safe- ty Club Electives Providing students not only with opportunities to pursue learning in the academic fields, but in prac- tical experience as well, the elective courses were among the most popular at Wingfield. Students en- joyed the change of pace and variety that form a part of the electives program. Headed by Mrs. Watts, the typing department was beneficial to students planning to continue their education or to pursue professional careers such as secretarial work. Homemaking, under the direction of Mrs. Wright, provided a creative venture for girls, while shop, taught by Mr. Brashier, gave boys this same opportunity. The speech program was first on the list of many students wishing to better themselves in this important area of communication, while the art classes, under Mrs. Sims, were enjoyed by many. Mrs. Wright helps students prepare new spring frocks.

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Physical Education Producing healthy young adults was the goal of the physical education program. Mrs. Williams and Miss Moore led the girls in various athletics and exercises. The girls' volleyball team, under the guidance of Miss Moore, had an excellent season. On the opposite side of the gym were Coaches Bounds and Turnage, who could be heard shout- ing out directions to the boys as they played bas- ketball or jumped on the trampoline. Films and illustrations, along with the advice and instructions of teachers, helped make the physical education program a success in its en- deavors. SIDNEY R. BOUNDS B.S., Mississippi State Col- lege A Physical Educationg Mechan- ical Drawingg Coach Sponsor, Hunting and Fish- ing Club MISS MARGARET MOORE B.A., MSCWQ M.A., Uni- versity of Southern Mis- sissippi Physical Education Sponsor, Cheerleadersg Ten- nis, Tennis Club ROBERT P. TURNAGE B.S., University of Missis- sippi Physical Educationg World History Sponsor, Boy's Gym Club By doggie, Rives, make that lay-up! 40 Miss Moore observes the varsity volleyball team