Clarke County High School - Talon Yearbook (Berryville, VA)

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JCfUfwled i while in school, the curriculum is the axis about which our world rotates. Art II, Vocational Mechanics n, Contemporary Algebra and Trigonometry, and the Diamond Jubilee issue of Gregg Shorthand have been added to the previous curriculum. Many new teaching aids and other equipment were acquired to supplement the science and mathematics departments. In Art II, anew course added this year, Mrs. Orrell observes as Becky Fritts and Bob Mackintosh paint impressions. Using a fraction graph, Mr, Adkins explains operations with fractions to Patricia Owens and Carl Hicks in Mathematics 9. Audio-visual aids are used to supplement Mr. Boyce ' lectures in his U, S. History classes.

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VdoK - Edtjornl Sta Becky Fritts, Senior and Student Life Editor; Jane Morrison, Faculty and Curriculum Editor; and Cathy Bean, Assistant Faculty and Curri- culum Editor. Jean Handy, Editor-in-Chief; Carol Alger, Assistant Editor; and Mrs, Vi- vien Wisecarver, Sponsor. (BELOW) Connie McClaughry, Under- classmen Editor, and Bonnie Lanham, Assistant Underclassmen Editor. Ruth McClaughry, Picture Editor; Jinx Woodward, Literary Editor; and Beverley Whiting, Assistant Picture Editor. Barbara Murphy, Organizations Editor; Cindy , Cochran, Assistant Organizations Editor; and Gail j Mallory, Sports Editor. 13

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Mr. Mitchell demonstrates welding tech- Public speaking is part of the Enghsh curri- niques with farm machinery to Philip Leake, culum. Mrs, Bushong listens as Gail Fenton de- David Sowers, and Danny Grim, members of one livers a speech, of the agriculture classes. During the cooking course in home economics, Miss Ford demonstrates how to use a mixer to Pat Mc- Claughry and June Larrick.