Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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gaculty : -' ,4 '-f r Get ready! Get set! Type! The Business Education Department pre- pares pupils for secretarial, stenographic, book- keeping, and clerical jobs in business after graduation from high school. Students are also qualified to enter college to pursue further training in business education. Miss Sara Neff Mrs. Jo W. Norton Mrs. Amy F. English Government English Miss Mary Jane Mrs. Wanda Miss Felsie Powell Prillaman Riddle English Art Librarian ff, l' . ...il H., . L ' f.. -' .- , ' sk l ' - V- 4. 1 ftfpwg -,L ,J 'L 1 f... ,'. 'figs .. .MA .N .Hs .gl ,.. ,A We Jig rf. J .. . geeyll' .Ll . . 'tiff .. l i i . c ll nl S I l 25 i. 1 iiii ' '-iii ' . ......'ti . : ,Fm Silence is golden! Distributive Education and Diversified Oc- cupations are part-time supervised work pro- grams. Distributive Education trains pupils in- terested in retail, wholesale, and service vo- cations, Diversified Occupations prepares stu- dents in almost every other type ot trade and industrial job. Pace Miss Ruth Pace James Painter Music Physical Education H. Felix Mrs. Eliza H. Ralph E. Sanders Severt Shank Science History Music ,. ... .. . -'- ... me .. .. E.. - ,.- . 1 . Me., ,. .- ee ...... -. .2 .. H iiliii mmm , , , . , if M.. ,, , ...v5. ,.WL,. . 1 . .5 . A W . l f .,.. H . if ' S , -fi ei l v., 'Z-5-1.4 'g t 3 . . ., 1. ,- .. ,. . - Li' ' .F-:ailiitl ll.. l get-sl it t .- ,.: Y 5 -mf, ..,s sf- viii'1 4 Q. lf ieiltse-2' I' U. E . f it ,. . Y- -.--.- 1 . . ii , . .dw Le.. z-.we J-. ., . . , 'il i' J ik-w'.F' ' 2 'l 'fL3f13 f' 2- u l l... T E . i ...i 1.21 ... ...ii I :g irl Tir liz: Z- J ' N. Y .-:- I ..- V I .llw...mi.,iU...,h ...N J W.. M ' ' .i'i..lii ...Z il .. A ,VIN ..:......,, ,.,.: Z Y Q! N... .. . . ....... - , i Y Sie. 1 . V . .,......,., M W j ''...ll..l!...ll...i'.. .. M W i..iiiiiiiii:-desi! ii. :qi 1, D .. . ,,VV. ju, ,ld L L I A., , , .is NL. Q11 l .. ..

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gaculty What's new in the old world? By offering courses in World History, United States History and Government, which cover a wide interval from the ancient age to pres- ent day world affairs, the department of so- cial studies provides for students a real basis for perceptive interpretation and judgment in their future role as tomorrow's citizens. Home Economics is primarily concerned with the growth of individuals as contributing members of families. The pupils learn that ' F' , lease .,f.,,., D. E. students learn the art of selling the spirit and manner of participating in home activities create the kind of atmosphere which encourages the most rewarding fulfillment of each person's life. A student interested in the industrial arts program can take the basic classes in crafts, woodwork, and metalwork. Mechanical draw- ing and auto mechanics are devised for the college-bound student. Chester A. Lane Sarn C. Lawrence, Jr. Mrs. Edna B. McKinley G. Lilly Miss Geraldine Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Lenderking Industrial Arts Lockhart Business Business Miss Mary Frances John G. Lyons Mrs. Nancy N. Lyons Mrs. Frances C. George Myers Lovern History French Milsread Science English Business -Y ..,, , c- . f T' -Y-- -eve-V1 - ---- i ' Ein' ' L L ' ' 'Q' -i 1 X ,,f gL !iHHFy7!.w 4:6 .,:.h N yici i ,t l iiiil Qi y U: llylt l r A , ii, ' f ll H l ' ' ' wwf? ' if ff ., , : F , , I e W1 lisf FL ' lx, 'Hifi Fi if? ' tl it f., JV . Y 3 l 1 24

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gaculiy A gint i ii ig ll H , J ,, 5 , .V MM A di !! i ', saw W 'l f I 1, 'lil lx Y .. . A 4 ..- ', -t es YN it t. se ri .. . .fl Q. F5 59:4-ll 'Q-gy' I -I X i 7 w iii ,ii I! 51 :ini xi Wi i :L-.fb wiiiggimr E g iiw, ,HQ , Emmett G. Maynard D. Smith Miss Nancy Striplin Shufflebarger History Physical Education History Mrs. Barbara J. Mrs. Mary Payne Robe.-r,L,,Stq4k Shufflebarger Smith Attendance Director English Spanish Miss Sylvia West Marshall M. Wilson Leon F. Zirkle Business English Science Robert M. Swindell Miss .loan Williams William H. Yates Guidance Home Economics Science The physical education classes offer a varied program of activities. Both boys' and girls' classes participate in tumbling, tennis, volley- ball, basketball, softball, and other group ac- tivities. At various intervals, the classes meet together for fun and social dancing. Complete in itself, our library has an abun- dant number and an extensive range of books. Mr. Goldman reads Macbeth to a Senior English Class. Just by opening the volumes, one is admitted to the inherited knowledge of all ages. The Guidance Department engages in an extensive testing program developed to de- termine students' abilities, interests, achieve- ments, and aptitudes in various educational endeavors. lts ultimate job is to help students become more self-directive and capable of making wise choices and decisions. Seamstresses at work. 26