Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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Curriculum Mrs. Vaughan observes Spanish pupils during vocabulary test. 3oreign Cingu ge For the first time B.H.S. students may complete three years of study in one language. Latin students who have learned basic vo- cabulary and grammar in Latin I and also read the campaigns of Caesar ' s COMMENTARIES ON THE GALLIC WAR in Latin II may now further their knowledge through a third-year study of Cicero and Sallust. Program SxpanJs A two-year study of Spanish includes reading, vocabulary, and grammar. The culture and customs of the various Spanish- speaking people are also important to the Spanish student. Mrs. Flinn, Mrs. Jones, and Mr. Jones enjoy joke at annual Latin Banquet.

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Mr. Joe Davis D.E., I.C.T. Mrs. Isla Elmore Mr. Thomas Eubanks Mrs. Mary Flinn Mr. Ed Lee Goodman Librarian Science English Industrial Arts Latin 5rain Ce deTS Of tomorrow Mr. R. J. Jones Principal Miss Nancye Lashley Math Mrs. Dorothy Leary English Mr. John Young takes his relaxation in study hall to prove that even a teacher can enjoy the funnies. Mrs. Darnell Long English Math Mr. W. Y. Manson Ass ' t. Principal English Mrs. Denise Nash Math Irs. Margaret Smithson Mrs. Evelyn Thompson History Commercial Math Mrs. Virginia Vaughan Spanish English Miss Orline White Geography History Mr. John Young Science

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Betsy Snead and Miss Outlaw inspect diagram of compound subject and compound predicate. Snglisfi Students Snjoy Classics College-bound seniors have the opportunity to develop their basic communication skills through an advanced English class placing emphasis on composition, theme writing, literary classics, and public speaking. The English department at B.H.S. not only emphasizes the essentials of grammar and spelling, but encourages ' interest in speech, writing, and drama. After completing two years of general study in grammar and literature, stu- dents begin to concentrate on specific fields of learning. Sophomores are instilled with an appreciation of classic novelists, poets, and playwrights. Here they also are introduced to Shake- speare. English for Juniors con- sists of the study of American essays, short stories, and poems. Here they meet such famous writers as Whitman, Thoreau, Twain, Sandburg, and Frost. Senior English is a sur- vey of English literature from Chaucer through the Romantic poets to the authors of today. Mrs. Long uses slide projector to teach punctuation.