Newport News High School - Anchor Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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AMP FIVE more feet to the o Boys are re quired to climb the rope as part of e physical education pro ram SAFETY is necessary in these days when automobile accidents are so prevalent there fore the school strives to promote careful driv ing by training he pu il to handle an automobile NO DANCER of falling with the steady hand of Miss Lillian Seats. Each girl waits her turn to perform on the side-horse, This is just one of the ways girls are taught to build strong bodies.

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7a Qaawe I CAREFUL OE the eighth note,' says Mr, Elmer Cogan to a clari- netist, as the wind section of a band class rehearses a particular selection, ln this class students learn the essentials of instruf mental music and prepare for public performances. YOU MAY BE sure that all these tones are pear-shaped because these students are taught the correct way to sing, music appreciation, and the basics in musical theory. WITH PENCIL and brush Faye Epstein and Renee Lampros attempt to recapture some of Nature's beauty.

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Hn! la Became Skilled WHAT MAKES a car tick is the problem bei studied by these boys in their auto mecha class. Actual practice on automobiles is g each student in this course. Whgms SMOOTHNESS AND polish await this table which is being sanded in the woodshop. The techniques of using woods are taught to future carpenters in this class. SHIP DESlCNERS? No, lust one ot the aiu classes in our school. Although eighth grade are required to take ten weeks ot this course is also open to upperclassrrien as an elective.