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

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4 ' 46 lj' ' Throughout the school year assignments were constantly being given. Answering questions , reading material, doing worksheets , and doing vo- cabulary were some of the most routine assignments which student got on a dai- ly basis . For the student who was in a shop or art class some sort of project was assigned quite often. Pro- i 3 rg jects included making ce- ramic dolls and vases, doing painting of still life, and drafting. Classes such as English and History as- signed projects ranging from book reports to mak- ing Christmas cards .

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Students Stay Busy In Classes Actlvltles ,- . k J.: -max Kal Senior Eddie Biggers is playing the roll of teacher for a day. tbl Sophomores Paul Van- derwall, Mike Bly, are practicing during fifth period fcj Sophomores Craig Woodhead, and Susie Loo- kiebill, Terri Loftus and ju- nior john Wroth are anxious- ly waiting for the film to start. fd, Freshman Tony Wilkin- son is wishing he were some where else. fel Sophomores Annie Echols, Mary Joe Torrance, Page Johnson, and Renie Rogers are very close to a nervous breakdown as they work on English desk assign- ments.