Maggie L Walker High School - Dragon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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CLASS STUDIES EARLY CIVILIZATIONS. This 13A History class is Denise Freeman, Bruce Lucus, Vivian Smith, Frances Williams, studying the early civilization of the Greeks and Egyptians. History Arthur Jones, Rosemary Black, Gilbert Menefield, Raymond 13A is an advanced history class. The students are: Shirley Ellis, Bowser, Mary Goodall, Alberta Jones, and Michael Taylor. Pamela Jones, Clarence Mitchell, Marvin Burford, Linda Hickman, — Nii eH eT a a Oa aa ee cH war (TI ANN aga 77 gh ya fom, vi cs oT iit il i IB: Ha i ; we. es eimm Ls i STUDENTS STUDY BACKGROUND OF ENGLISH LITERATURE. Belinda Hymes, Ellen Johnson, Alberta Jones, Kathy Clarke, This English 12H class is studying the historical and social Evonne Clarke, Michael Taylor, Denise Coleman, and Mildred background to English literature. The class members are: Charlene Watson. Plummer, Linda Hickman, Christopher Chester, Marvin Burford, rr setae ements a P98 taney | ena aerate Bt = ENGLISH INNOVATIONS TRIED. Mrs. Dungee and Mrs. Hart work Johnson, Pauline Robinson, Cynthia Woolfolk, Estell Dark, Diane with students, using the newest innovations in English instruction Sams, Wilnette Bynum, Sandra Starkes, Jennifer Jenkins, Janice — ACE. The students are: Jackie Wingfield, Daphine Williams, Christian, and Deborah Page. Raymond Wheaton, Loretta Johnson, Marilyn Ewell, Shirley

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YOUNG COMPUTER WORKERS. They are: Bonner, Arthur Comer, Everette Page, Jean Linda Keys, Deborah Pollard, Linda Hickman, Graves, Charles Owens, Lorna Warden and Marvin Burford, Alexander Watson, Victor Cynthia McFarland. This Course prepares the students to go into Computer Programming after high school and know a little about the basic background of the Course. For one day we may live in a society completely controlled by COMPUTERS... Young space-age people seek space-age Skills STUDENTS WORK WITH TRIG PROBLEMS. They are: Barbara Sookins, Rudolph Finny, Alexander Watson, Shelia Jackson, Eva Massesburg, Jerome Smith, and Shirley Taylor. We must admist that the problems do seem real difficult. This class is taught by Mrs. Lighty and is designed mostly for the college bound students. 41

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EXERCISE IN MEASUREMENTS. Using the metric units of measurements of length, mass, and volume can be fun and enlightening. These students are: Beverly Lewis, Sarah Lacy, Shirley Ellis, Barbara Sookins, Sandra Jones, Janice Allen, and Mildred Watson. Also Robert Jones, Carolyn Davenport, Ronald Jones, Shirley Taylor, Jr.; Linda Hickman, Mary Goodall, Jerome Carter, and Arthur E. Jones. “DO THEY REALLY KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON? The students in the photo below are preparing an experiment on yeast culture. Mr. Bower is the teacher of this class. The students are: Erma Turnage, Inetta Adkins, Dalton Miles, and Ronnie Brewer. STUDENTS OBSERVE CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS. ‘‘Thoughts are but dreams till their effects be tried.’ (William Shakespeare) Students observing chemical experiments of an unknown substance. They are: LaFonde Jones, Julia Jones, John Mitchell, Robert Briggs, and Mr. Green is the instructor.