Brazoswood High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Clute, TX)

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Class Projects Set The Pace Throughout the school year students are constantly getting assignments , but for the student who is not in an art or shop class of some .sort projects are not as- signed very often. Projects come in many styles . Glazed bowls, ashtrays, and jars are all part of ceramics class . In one American History class students did a study on the United States Constitution. The music classes, choir, band, orchestra, and music the- ory, also do class projects. The projects included concerts, solos, and produc- tions. Students often complain about doing spe- cial projects but many students were glad to do them in place of tests. Besides, as one student said, They help your grade. A T 'Nw ' in ' '-'G' N N-...Q 218 W

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aj Susie Sanders and Carolyn Schaefer look through notes before a quiz. bj Courtney Brown is an example of the many students who used the library for test preparadon. cj Rhonda Bashaw gets ready to start the dread of all students, the makeup test. dj Keith Acuff is deep into apply- ing his acquired knowledge on a teS1C . el jennifer White takes time out from yearbook work to get ready for a test.