Dublin High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Dublin, VA)

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Frank Smith uses the acetylene welder in shop class. Mr. Dave Wright referees a class wrestling match in P.E. I

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Student teacher, Miss Corrine Albertsen instructs Steno II Block class. Mr. Carl Lindstrom and Mr. Ray Dunavant confer in the Administrative office.

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Mrs. Susan Ficke laughs with Steve Kirk, John Burns D.H.S. Offers ficademic find Practical Courses In 1974 the students broke away from a typical student schedule involving just English, math, or science courses. Students had the opportunity to be in trigonometry class with the academically- minded students; they could also choose to be in an arc-welding class for the practical students. Stu- dents planning on vocational ca- reers were also taking practical typ- ing and speed-reading classes. Many senior boys abandoned their roles of stalwart D.H.S. tackles to participate in the informative Boys ' Home Economics Class. Along with the academic classes of government, trigonometry, geogra- phy, Latin, and English, students were studying economics, psychol- ogy, typing, and industrial arts. Girls infiltrated the masculine world of agriculture, ceramics, woodworking or arc welding. Math students receive special help from Mrs. Glenda Martin.