Vigor High School - Vigorama Yearbook (Pritchard, AL)

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Two years of Latin and two years of Spanish are offered as elective courses in the- Language Department. MRS. WILLIE B. LYLE MRS. HELEN N. WALDRIP Blue Mountain College, A.B. University of Alabama, A.B. 4 fiiir i i . M. MRS. LEILA J. PRATT Converse College, A.B. Students at Vigor are offered many experiences and opportunities in Home Economics. All courses are elective. As well as learning to cook and sew, a girl can learn child care, good grooming, etiquette, meal planning and preparation, home-planning, and family relations. MRS. RUTH W. BROWN MRS. RUBY COUNTRYMAN Mississippi Southern, B.S. Alabama College, B.S. I4

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To express the idealism and reflect the spirit of a school, to sharpen the student's use of the English language, to develop his initiative, cooperation, accuracy and responsibili- ty, and to mirror the school's activities to parents make up some of the brighter aspects of publishing a school paper. L i 7 I A fr:l:11:irz1Lx2L,x . 'W fif.-C, 4.14 . ' 'um f Q, . if 'ts , t Mfg ,f'f,'Z,,z .- P ' f.,. f ' I' ' I I aff' af , Zu Hi +1 ff is 'i V' fa., 4, .. , Q y nh. , Z M 2 ,. ,I , I-- fe. - 5 ln., 1 1 A 'A V 114,73-ff, n ,, . f dy ..Ay',, A f wg fn 1 I I 14, V,-yi A ., .. .2 ...,. W . -, lv , V. w'f',.:'.,y..,.,a,. , - : ' X .. ' iii: 3 ' ., ,,,., , 1 1 L ,f ag., UNIV., :Q my 7 V iyjl fy If I f .... ,,,. , .,... 1 - IH , f , . , i I. MRS. ANITA GRIMES Wesleyan College, B.S. MRS. OPAL I. SULLIVAN Livingston College, B.S. MOD M. AUSTIN Y i Jacksonville State, B.S. George Peabody, M.A. MRS. DOROTHY E. GRANADE Murray State, B.S. MRS. FELMA L. JOHNSTON University of Alabama, B.S. I3

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Well balanced programs are provided by the Music Department for pupils who work toward a profession in music or toward music as an avocation, and offers the pleasure of ac- tive participation to all those who enjoy good music. MRS. BEVERLY HAGEN Cincinnati Conservatory, B.M IEH , MR. TONY E. GONDOLEI Syracuse College, M.M. Band is an elective subject. It is open to all those who have sufficient interest. However, there is no room for those who merely wish to get credit or those who are not interested enough to do the required amount of work to keep up with the group. Every boy or girl who enters the band should resolve to practice enough to become pro- ficient on his or her instrument. In band students receive training for: Q15 a hobby that he can follow and enjoy the rest of his lifeg or Q2j the foundation for a professional Loyola University, B.M. career in music. Any students can study piano. Piano can be learned for one's own amusement or studied with the idea of making it one's career. Stu- dents receive credit by taking two lessons per week and practicing the required amount of time. MISS ROSA A. BROWN Montevallo College, B.M.