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THE HOURS SPENT in the classroom were the most valuable ones during the day. Students acquired knowledge in subjects ranging from vo-ag and home economics to physics and English grammar. Special visi- tors, reports, movies, and field trips reliev- ed the daily pattern of problem-solving, reading, and discussion. New textbooks in several classes brought them up to date, Also new at Franklin County High School this year was the full time guidance pro- gram. Mrs. Morris and Mr. Law worked with the administration, the faculty, the Science students gain first-hand knowledge of plants and insects on one of their several field trips. students, and the parents to provide infor- mation, counseling, placement, and follow- up service for eighth, ninth and tenth grad- ers, and Mr. Law advised juniors and sen- iors concerning college selection and career choice. This year's report card system was dif- ferent. Students received an A, B, C instead of an E, G, or S. Everyone seemed to like the new system because the passing range is broken down into more categories and gives the student a chance to earn better grades for his work. Informative class periods ore interrupted by ....
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I V x IW ,X Q3 V Four of Miss Prillaman's Math IV students show ge ietric ingenuity as they display some of their Work. 1 ' S Home EC. girls learn the practical side to housekeeping. x
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Despite rain and mud our cheer- leaders add color and enthusiasm to Homecoming. Working in the library one period each day is part of the purpose of the Library Club. The girls help stu- dents find and check out books and perform other useful tasks for the librarians. club days The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y and Junior Tri-Hi-Y co-spon- sor weekly devotions which are given over the intercom. The two clubs alternate the responsibility of securing and presenting the speaker of the week. Ministers and religious leaders throughout the county have co-operated with the clubs making it a successful project. Pictured here are Jesse Fralin, The Reverend Robert Estes, and Mary Jo Bryant.
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