Snowden Junior High School - Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Knowledge becomes needful when we see its usefulness in everyday life. ff' gli: 'H , W,Fl CIIIIS 'nrzvv -ny: ' Tommy McKenzie, Lavora Davis and Phoebe Fox are proving that warm air is lighter than cold air. Both bags are filled with air and have been balanced. Tommy is warming Lavora's bag. The air expands and some escapes. This makes one bag lighter. Phoebe's bag sinks, upsetting the balance. Mrs. John Crews, a practice teacher from South- western, teaches and learns to teach. Q Yfa svgg-'im:.p I -. ,js lui, H Bernice Chase, Marty Boyd, and Earl McGhee are studying percentage. They are learning that borrowing money can be expensive. The parts of a sentence must be properly arranged to make the meaning clear. Calvin Jones and Wanda Hatch seem to be making a game of their work. Diana Worman and Bob Haberling studying? 42 ..f4.-15, Susan Tucker is tracing the routes of the early ex- plorers for Harry Stidham, Robert Wallace, Ira Wein- reich, Janie Vincent, and Gail Vaughn.

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For the first time we Eighth Graders are participating in organized games and drills for good physical development. All phases of our education become a part of our foundation. Melinda Wadley Robert Wallace Jerry Ward Ira Weinreich ' Mike West Kay Westerfield Loyanne White Bobby Williamson Downie Wilson B, Larry Wilson Diana Worman David Wing , ,- , WV' Bend Wrifrht . Brenda Yolihig .f Larry Young 'E' Ars NOT PICTURED: Eder, Hanell, Huggins, Jennings, McNatt, Shelby. ' Occasionally we have just singing days and we sing for the pure love of singing, and do we enjoy these days. Pictured are Morris Bomar, Mike West, Loyanne White, Martha Stephenson, Laurie Stark, Janet Sisler, Kaye Westerfield, Bonnie Stovall, Larry Young, and Cliff Turk. rf' 3 ' an-' Sie ps- hal Linda Yarbrough S' 1 5 ,Ann Zito 4 e'L,lxx Y Ag, 2 - - : V. S . is '.'3':- 2 Q, ' L11 ' ' -, . luis i Spelling is one-of our most necessary tools, one that some of us know very little about. At their desks are Sherry Sachritz, Bill Brittan, Chris Amy, and Beverly Bollheimer. At the board is Joy Baruchman. -G32

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Art means The best painting of this irt class has been put on the wall for inspection. Donna Moore is pointing out the good qualities of a water color painting by Linda Parks. The picture illus- trates very good technique, perspective, and excellent choice of color. Clarence Lohaugh, Janice Leviton, and Tommy Robinson are viewing the picture also. more to ns now that we have studied the fundamental techniques and proper choice of color. rf' U f' Ai. . j,- i M 5 L x fi.. Down in the shop we boys are learning much about In home economics we girls learn to make clothes making things. Jay Segal uses the wood rasp to shape which are very dear to our hearts. Jolynn Richardson wood, John Shaw smooths wood work with a hand is sewing, Judy Spurlock is studying her pattern, and plane, and Bill Reid cuts a rnortise joint. Bendy Wright is selecting a pattern. ra.. Q If N 1-5 . 4 if 'N a n S jg . J ...ff -X 1 4 ' U P L.. e . V 4!hf.,'.,.., - , I. ',T,.g1:, ,,.