Floyd County High School - Bison Yearbook (Floyd, VA)

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Social Studies Classes Manipulate Mr. George W. Burkett B.A., Emory and Henry College Va. and U.S. History Sr. Hi-Y Sponsor Football, Basketball and Track Mr. Walker E. Campbell B.S., Virginia State College World Geography and U.S. History Bus Patrol Sponsor Mrs. Roberta W. Hewett A.B., George Washington University World History, English IV Beta Club Sponsor Mrs. Mary L. Jarratt B.S., Radford College Civics, Govt., and U.S. History Senior Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Mr. Rudolph Rollie Marshall B.A., Emory and Henry College M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute Va. and U.S. History Govt., and Economics Debating Sponsor Civics students debate the importance of the Massach- usetts Bay Colony and the Virginia Colony.

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Answers On A Scientific World ■ r HL.Jk ' ' J-m Science students find that being attentive and taking precise notes aids in their study. A general science student adjusts her microscope to focus on a paramecium. Mr. Max Stone Thomas B.S., Roanoke College Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy Science Club Sponsor Mrs. Alta Marshall Turman B.S., Radford College General Science, Biology FTA Sponsor 27

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Hour Qhss Of Sifting Gvents History is a time machine in which students can travel to the past. Setting the dial for decisive eras, they may witness the discovery of fire, march in a crusade to the Holy Land, stroll among the majestic, marble columns in the Roman Fo rum, listen to the clash of Revolutionary War battles, or travel with a team of astronauts through atmospheric levels into space. A slight turn of the controls and the course will change. Moving on to other events, students see that history has both parallel and contrasting patterns. World Week panel interrogates fellow world history students on issues in Cambodia. Teachers are quite often spellbound by the arguments students present in lively history class discussions. Senior government class takes notes while Mr. Marshall lectures from his favorite perch.