Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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of present-day news, better prepares the student to accept his position in the civic-minded world in which he finds himself. Our dra- matic history is vividly re-enacted in the history classes of Treadwell. Ler Lazzgner fzfrgzzlefziem' In rfzgerre. Lfzi' lifzglmt karen Never' el rofmrimiefzlo. Lizzgfme rciefzfifzw augezzl, It's true any way you say it- languages increase understanding of the differ- ent people throughout the world. Romance, ad- venture, and exotic customs are brought to life through French, Latin, and Spanish, the three Through library research these girls prepare themselves for more rewarding schoolwork. Students in the physics lab examine and record their findings. Visual aids make English an interesting subject. basic languages taught at Treadwell. The study of languages encourages the student to seek further informa- tion and more firmly bind the rela- tionship of the different countries comprising the world. Treadwell's home economics de- partment prepares students for their future, thus helping them to find their places in the world. Home- making is a big business, and our girls are trained for this task through the fine instruction they receive. Nutrition, knowledge of

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' or American problems students examine the social, economic, and political factors which control our way of life, this time has been unaware of the magnificence of nature. Science is the key to the interest which keeps our minds alert. Knowledge of the struggle and perseverance with which our fore- fathers molded the modern world gives us a keen appreciation of our nation's history. Exploration of the past, plus a keen following I-Iomemaking courses provide the impetus for developing good family relations Angles and functions, degrees and area are only a few of the problems confronting these trigonometry students. 87

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correct fashion, and home decorating share the spotlight of importance in this field. Girls in the future will look back and appreciate the valuable training which they received. Skilled stenographers, competent typ- ists, and accurate bookkeepers are in- structed in the art of business efficiency in our commercial studies. These jobs all play an important part in the formation of an indispensable and able executive world. In these classes are taught neat- ness, promptness, and outstanding ability through experiences such as they may if ,.. 1 ' . A 5 W ,,.,,, , i s . E., Junior high art students prove that they, too, can be creative Chemical research aids this student in determining the quality of fabrics. Commercial law gives the students an insight into the principles by which we are governed.