Putnam County High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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This is the physics and chemistry room. It serves both as an area for regular class work and as a lab. Each lab table has a large work space and is provided with running water. It will seat four students. The equipment in the lab includes a special hood for chemistry experiments and an emergency shower and eye-wash station. Srienre AFV- 'Ffa' ' Also in the science cluster are two biology rooms which are lecture rooms as well as labs. The desks are all equipped with reading lights. In addition, each desk has two lamps with flexible arms which An aquarium and numerous mic- roscopes allow biology students to study both plant and animal life in their many forms. serve as light sources when the micro- scopes are being used. .fd s . ,.g ' Aa gif .A I In: I ,- 'T 71 lj 5. . , 1 q l i 1 . ' A . A ' lr-.N -4.2. 5 3' en' -N' r ,,. , s 1 1 3.-191 A I 1 , I I9

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Other new pieces of equipment in the field of VOE are the headsets, which are used to transfer dictation from the DuKane directly to the individual stations. Business Each student learns the operations of all of the calculators and adding- listing machines, and this year this modern equipment was especially use- ful in the averaging of student grades. Wxw Q 'M' Q' it In 1 'Q' 4 ,La 'di - 95 The executive typewriter can perform many operations ei., ' ' which other typewriters cannot perform. This typewriter was Ny? 2 he .t.,1 p l,, , used to prepare special programs for banquets and plays. H 3 3 3 3 --Q if rr irq N-, and t ,,. N.- gm- y fi Efmwriitcfg 1- 'vff .-,,,..i , , V MW L , ,. ' 5 ifu Each VOE student has to learn 5 it' A ,,,, , tt,, t,, .,- V how to answer the telephone, how to '- f'-f, Yfi. . , take messages, how to cope with the , v many unexpected problems which phone calls can bring. P C S H S students are very fortunate to have such equip ment as the DuKane and headsets to aid them in becoming better stenographers. This is an improvement over the book and notepad by themselves. I8 ---.QA..s,........,, - . f . - .1 -Useiia.fssmeeyfiag,w sepia. fa t Q. saggy: - . i si ' f A . ixjg-g.'1, f Q YH ----f K f if A H -

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Also in the music room are several large instruments which belong to the school. Included in these are the tubas and the tympanies. The Senior High music program includes a marching band, an orchestra, a chorus, a dance band and a pep band. The agriculture department shares a clus- ter with .the music department. Courses in voca- tional agriculture are of particular interest in our area. Agrirulture , I , I X., ' . 20 The music department of the Senior High takes up one third of a cluster. The large music room is fur- nished with folding chairs and portable bandstands which allow seating arrangements to be varied. flilluszir W., ,, ff , . P' Film --P The agriculture room itself also serves as a shop. Here, various items for the school are made. The shop makes shelves for storage area and builds props for plays. This is some of the equipment which is used in the shop.