Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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'pf' junior high wood shop enthusiasts Treefdwells variety in offered curriculum pre- sents the key to future success. Treadwell's English department offers ad- vantages in everyday life through a better understanding of English grammar and an in- troduction to world literature. The construction of an active vocabulary and the employment of creative thinking and correct sentence structure are the major purposes of the English curricu- lum offered to students of Treadwell. Adven- tures in literature broaden the horizons of our imagination, thereby providing an ample back- ground for appreciation of the arts. 5 , receive basic training rx xg? 1 ii? fl fx .-.rx M ,. 'M1lliaur'M!k '- 2 -V --din is Eli-Q' gs as-Q inn i Q 5- I in this preparatory course. El I :alex Model building provides an out- let for the interests and abilities of creative boys. The mastery of typewriting not only teaches these pupils accura- cy but it also proves useful in many other ways.

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The art department endorses The Spirit of Christmas through Ll picturesque window display- the outgrowth of L1 class project. Vital issues of the day yield source material for these dchate colleagues. Wood shop boys Create both useful and ornamental products. ,,'l' if ,:l,, t 1 ' 'W r i -t-as ll E

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Civics students develop a foundation for a more detailed study of our democracy. The training received in metal shop often fosters future careers. Advanced art students pursue their hobbies in class. In our mathematics department clear think- ing and eager initiative are of absolute necessi- ty. Bright futures in architecture and engineer- ing, as well as in ordinary business ventures, are patterned in the minds of our students. Accuracy is taught by methods of setting up equations, constructing diagrams, and solving difficult problems. Mathematics develops the reasoning power and helps explain many facts of nature heretofore misunderstood by the students. NN. A