Blackstone High School - Ivy Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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Mrs. Virginia F. Jordan ‘Mr. Charles D. Padgett Mrs. Mollie W. Sanger B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's B.S., Western Carolina College B.S., Longwood College College, M.A., Longwood College Teaches U.S. History World B.S., in L.S., George Peabody Teaches Dramatics, English, History. Head Football Coach, Librarian Guidance. Girls' Basketball Coach, Base- Sponsors Library Club Sponsors History Club, Dramatics ball Coach Club, Thespians, Ninth Grade, Speech Club STUDENTS COMPARE ANCIENT AND MODERN WORLDS Since our students have a desire to learn about the background and history of our country and planet, the history depart- ment at B.H.S. satisfies their hunger for knowledge. The courses that are offered in this field are civics, world history, world geography, and United States history. Each of these courses is a Step on the ladder of learning in preparation for higher courses, such as United States government. Because of the knowledge they have acquired, the students at B.H.S. have an excellent reason to be proud of their History Department. Government students struggle through Mrs. Cobbs' No. 1'' pop tests. Mary Sue Hawkes gives aninteresting report in World History.

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Mrs. Olivia C. Harrison B.S., Madison College Teaches Physics, Chemistry, General Science. Sponsors S.C.A. Council Mr. Harold H. Hobgood B.A., University of Richmond Teaches Civics World Geography. Assistant Football Coach Head Basketball Coach. Mrs. Izell Hutcherson B.S., Longwood College Teaches English Latin. Sponsors Eighth Grade, Quill Scroll, the RAM'S HORN. EXPERIMENTS AWE YOUNG SCIENTISTS A complete science program consist- ing of biology, chemistry, physics, and general science is offered at B.H.S. for all college boundstudents. This year the general science has been split so that the student gets a half year of biology and a half year of science. This increases the stu- dents knowledge in both types of science and prepares him for later courses. New equipment is also added each year, which holds the interest of the students. B.H.S. constantly arouses each individual to the everchanging world of scientific knowledge. Chemistry whizzes'' discover that fifteen students can sit in one chair. Young scientists work in their lab manuals. ey, oon

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Mr. Ramsey L. Taylor B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Teaches Agriculture. Sponsors F.F.A. Mrs. Erma Thweatt Dietitian Mr. Robert Thomas B.S., Longwood College Teaches Science 8 and Biology. Midget Football Coach Sponsors Hi-Y HOME ECONOMICS AND SHOP PROVIDE ESSENTIAL TRAINING The Agriculture Department offers boys a better understanding of farm life and soil conservation. It enables them to work with up-to-date farm equipment and to care for livestock. Boys also show their individual skills in shop work. The unique facilities that are furnished for the future homemakers help them to plan for the future. Through the help of a coun- selor, the girls learnthe selection and mak- ing of their own clothing, preparation and cooking well-balanced meals, interior decoration, and child care. There is always a warm and friendly atmosphere in the home economics department that helps the girls' attitudes. Home Ec. majors learn the basic fundamentals of sewing. Mr. Taylor instructs a class in shop. er BT 2 ei ae ae aoe oe om a