Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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ENGLISH IN ACTION Teaching English grammar takes on a new face with the overhead pro- MODERN MATH jector in Mrs. Hughes’ class. Old, yet new, math has become modern to meet the challenge of the space age. Conrad Spangler, Betty Peery, Janie Hess, Jackie Necessary, and Joe Long inspect exhibits. THE WORLD GROWS SMALLER Maps make history come alive. Slides, globes, and new maps PHYSICS all add to knowledge and understanding of social studies. Only afew students take physics -- certainly a must in our scientific world. ANOTHER CHANGE The '52 Studebaker gave way to anew model. Boys, you HEAR YOURSELF SPEAK don't have to push any more. Students can't believe their ears! The tape recorder tells the tale. Hear your- self talk and change.

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ed LOW BSCS BIOLOGY Experiments are carriedon by students without preconceived ideas of the results. Everyone records what he finds. How many bacteria in the hall? cafeteria? CADET TEACHERS Donaid Pitts, Ronald Pitts, Erskine Davis, and Shirley Ward (Bluefield State) did practice teaching at Graham. This is a first. BUSINESS MACHINES A new course helps students learn modern business machines. ENGLISH CHANGES TWO IN ONE Teaching of English takes on a new look. From Room 105 and the Journalism Room Government and journalism moved into 107. Recitation, typing, and annual work go on at the same time. It works!

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Administration Changes J. L. Walthall L. L. Jones After serving as Superintendent of Mr. Jones became the new Tazewell Tazewell County for 18 years, Mr. Walt- County Superintendent on July 1, 1965. hall retired June 30, 1965. He will long He previously served as Supervisor of be remembered for If we work on im- Secondary Education in Tazewell County. mortal minds, we engrave on something that will last always. Mrs. Virginia Garwood Mrs. Garwood became Supervisor of Secondary Education July 1, 1965. She has been guidance director and teacher at Graham. 16