Valdosta High School - Sandspur Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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MR. JACK WOOTEN A.B., Valdosta State College, humanities; M. Ed., Georgia Southern College, guidance; Teaches: Art. MRS. HARRY WOLINSKI A.B., Valdosta State College, humanities; M.A., Florida State University, English; Teaches: English III, journalism. Sponsors: SANDSPUR. Mr. Wooten and art student Beverly Googe make plans for the city-wide art exhibit held at Valdosta Junior High School. In combination with the English classes, the VHS art de- partment encourages the study of man and his place in the universe. As English students learn to value literary classics through the study of literature, art students are taught to recognize and appreciate the masterpieces of the world's famous artists. Creative expression is evident in the art students' paintings, sketches, and collages. English students display creativity in essays, themes, poems, and stories. Reinstated into the curriculum after an absence of one year, the art program at VHS boasts an enrollment of 63 students. 15

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Mrs. Wolinski and junior English students Johnny Dean, Denise Mardi Barnes reports on the characters in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Cross, Emerson Bell, Sara Ann Rigsby, and Stephen Coleman listen as Art, English Encourage Humanities Senior English students Sheila Marsh, Jane Duncan, Cindy Williams, Diann Bazemore, Lynda Marco, and Suzie Stark present their interpretation of the ballad Robin Hood and the Monk ' 14

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In the midst of hundreds of language and travel books, Mrs. Brown and Latin students Jimmy McRae and Joe Price still find the Latin-English dictionary most helpful. MRS. VERA T. BROWN A.B., University of Alabama, English, Latin; Columbia; University of Virginia; Birmingham Southern. Teaches: Latin II, Latin III. Language Study Expands, Enriches Environment 16