John D Bassett High School - Timber Tints Yearbook (Bassett, VA)

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00 Y Top row left: Comparing our Latin declensions with that of the student at the board. Top row center: Going over the correct strokes in lettering with Mr. George Kemp, mechanical drawing instructor. Top row right: Learning the rudiments of metalwork under the instruction of Mr. John Esterly. Bottom row left: Con centrating on trigonometry as Mr. James Jennings stands by to help those who need it. Bottom row center: Developing talent in wood- working under the instruction of Mr. George Kemp. Bottom row right: Helping the body to develop and become strong and healthy in physical education class. Right: Decorating the bulletin board for Valentine's Day. Leaving school at the end of an in- spiring day to get on the bus and go home.

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GLIMP S 0 Arriving at school to begin a busy day. Getting help from the chemistry in- structor, Mr. W. S. Waid. fumctlgf fwvcflwffy cv ' 0 . f V, Leaving homeroom to go to our first class of the day. Developing the student's musical talent and training him mentally in band class with Mr. William Diehl, instructor. Getting an understanding of the principles of government from Mr. Albert Sardelli to make us better citi- zens for the future. Left: Listening with interest to a Spanish recording, played by the teacher, Mrs. Beatrice Goodman. Bottom left: Learning the correct usage of words from Mrs. Ethel Koger, senior English teacher. Bottom center: Preparing to become the future homemakers of America in home economics class. Bottom right: Typing is essential to those who are to be the busi- ness leaders of the world. ii Providing the students with proper foods for adequate nourishment in the school cafeteria.

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CURRICUL U' In our school there are four courses offered to the students In the Academlc course the student prepares for college, 1n the Busxness department for off1ce work 1n the Industrxal Arts for 1ndustry, 1n the General course the student Wxth the gu1dance of the faculty, selects h1s subJects from the other three Requ1red of all students are four years of Engllsh and Physlcal Education and the courses of H1story III and Amerlcan Government Vocal MUSIC and Band are offered to any student who WISIIGS to part1c1pate In add1t1on to the 1equu'ed subJects a student must elect add1t1onal subJects from one of the four coulses ava1lable 1n order to complete 18 un1ts before gradua tlon ACADEMIC Gene1al Scxence Iatm I II Spamsh I II Bxologw Chemxstxy Algebra I II Plane Geometrx bO11d Geometlw TIlgOI1OII'l6I,lS INDUSTRIAL General SLIEIICG Wood Shop I Metal Shop I II A RTS Home ECOIIOIIIICS I II III Vocatxonal Studles Blologs Chemlstx 5 Algebx a I II 'vlechamcal Dx avs mg, 10 , . . . y . 5 . . L , . . . , , . J ' . . II ' ' World History General Shop Vocationm Studies r '.' L V ' ' V 1 ' I - X ' I . BUSINESS L enezal Busmess Genelal Scxence Home Economics I Bxolo x Algebra I II Txpmg I II Bookkeepmg Shoxthmd Offlcc plactlcc II II