Ravenscroft School - Raven Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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FACULTY THE REV. STEPHEN CONDICT AVALKE ....,. ..................... C haplain THE REV. JOHN RUSH XVOOLEY .......... ...... A ssistant Chaplain NANCX' LEE VVILLIAMSON, B.S., MS. ......... ...................... D ireotor DIARY-JAYNE HUTOHINS RIANN, Diploma ...........,,............... Kindergarten BETTY ASBILL, A.B. .,T.,. . .................,. Class Music and Kindergarten HOXN'ARD BROOKS IRVING, A.B. O....... .............................. .... F i rst Grade ANNIE HARDY TONGUE, Diploma ,..... ...... S econd Grade CLEONE COOPER RIUMFORD, A.B. ........... ....... T hird Grade CLAITDINE GATES AVATSON, A.B. ...................... ..... F ourtli Grade FANNIE BET BRONVN BROWNINO, Diploma ..... ...... F ifth Grade NORMA BELCH ROBERTSON, A.B. ................. ........ S ixth Grade ELIZABETH SORRELL THOMPSON, B.S. ...,. ...... S eventh Grade BENET GODFREY ASBILL, B.MuS. ..... .. ................. Piano MAYO B. SHANE ................................ ...... G lee Club KAY FULLER SCHXVALL, A.B., B.S. ..... ..... . ....... I Art XIIRGIE GERALD, B.S. ......................... .... D ietitian SCHOOL ACTIVITIES BIYSIC BENET GODFRE1' :XSBILL AND BETTY ASBILL Ravenscroft offers unusual advantages in music. Classroom instruction in singing, glee club. choir, and H11 opportunity to participate in musical programs are offered to all students without extra charge. Private piano lessons are available at the school for ten dollars per n1o11th. Kindergarten 3IllSlC-BETTX' AASHILL. Aims: ill To hear and sing tones and intervals: l2l To learn to Sing a great Inany songs and musical compositions through listening to themg Q33 To develop rhythm through tal rhythmic activity and play tbl toy orchestra ici folk dances. ART IQAY F. SCHXVALL, Instructor Classroom instruction in art is given all students vvithout extra charge. Private lessons in art are available at the school for tive dollars per month. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION The aim of this Department is to help bring children closer to God in their worship and to build Christ-like characters. At Ravenscroft School two periods Weekly are devoted to religious instruction. The curriculum is very iiexible, bending to the questions and needs of the class. I11 general, there are drills in Church manners and reverence. The service used in daily Chapel exercises is explained. parts of it memorized. and appropriate hymns learned.

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