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Latin, French, Spanish, and German. Mrs. Helen Jean C. Meissner Department Co-chairman B.A. University of Wiseonsin- Milwaukee M.A. Stanford University Advisor: French Club, A.F.S. Modern foreign language courses presented students with well-rounded programs of study. These programs provide not only a basic knowledge of grammar and conversation but also an ap- preciation for the literature and culture of the people. Fourth and fifth-year French students study French literature under Mrs. Meis- sner ' s instruction. What ' s new pussycat? asks Mrs. Nicholson in German. Miss Dorothy A. Fitchett A.B. College of William and Mary La Universidad de Valencia Mrs. Wistar R. Jobe B.A. Longwood College L ' Universite de Neuchatel Certificax Mrs. Lorraine J. Nicholson B.A. College of William and Mary Advisor: German Club Miss Nadeen Windsor B.A. University of Wisconsin Advisor: French Club
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Students were offered courses in Mrs. Hazel T. Poindexter Department Co-chairman A.B. College of William and Mary Advisor: Latin Club, S.C.A. Chapel, Y.F.C. Club, Y.F.C. Prayer Group Second-year Latin students play Latin Bingo and listen carefully to caller Jay Taylor. The Christmas spirit arrived on Mr. Callis ' train. The Latin department strived to teach stu- dents the general principles of Latin and ancient history. The writings of Caesar, myths, and legends were special subjects of interest. The Latin Club sponsored numerous activi- ties and presented educational speakers. Mr. G. Roger Callis, Jr. B.A. Emory and Henry College Advisor: Latin Club, Forensics Club Mrs. Nan M. Fooks B.A. Mary Washington College Advisor: Quill and ScroU, HELM Spanish classmates Carolyn Cocke and Tim Clark arrange Miss Fitchett ' s bulletin board.
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The business department offered Mrs. Helen P. Wilson Department Chairman B.S. Radford College The business department provided courses for both college-bound and career students. Personal typing and notehand were offered to all Seniors who planned to attend college. For students who were interested in busi- ness careers, courses in shorthand, bookkeeping, and typing were available. Business courses were not only useful to the vocational student for career purposes but also for the personal benefits derived. They learned proper methods of record keeping, typing personal letters, and taking notes . Mrs. Katherine H. Elder A.B. Elon College Advisor: MARINER Mrs. Rachel S. Herrmann B.S. Radford College Miss Frances V. Webster B.S. Longwood College Advisor: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Pat Shelton keeps her bo oks in order. Steve O ' Hara increases his typing speed. Kathy Nicholson takes dictation. 30
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