Vigor High School - Vigorama Yearbook (Pritchard, AL)

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MRS. SARAH McCLELLAN Livingston College, B.S. MR. W. K. DOUGLAS University of Alabama, B.S. Beautiful furniture and other wooden items are produced in a very masterly manner in Wood Shop. In Metal Shop the students learn to use machine tools in preparation for fu- ture occupations. IndustrialArts and Fine Arts develop the students natural feelings for design and pre- cision. Mechanical Drawing enables the stu- dent to acquire the skills necessary for the beginning architect and engineer. MR. E. B. WALDRIP University of Alabama, B.S. . ,f '. 1 ' 1 R t .aa. a ii, - ..'i' ' , 'f ' L v' E. 4 'H 1. V ,. .c .,, . My--A ,L-,gl '-Q gtk: .' 'N .- ' ' 22? 2 iff ' he V I ., 4 up , A it I , gt ik ,M LM ,Q 4 2 1 ii , gf , - gi Q - .. ,,,,.,. .via Q. I-P 1 sl ' J ...,,,s.,.W,,,.,,W,.,? L 9 l, in aiwgeaxfx . v'-, ' . ' .. . , ..bi,,...t1 , I - , , 2 . I ,, 1 A M A-...,. - 'ggMX R it - F, I ., 4. I ...U b ' ff' f,.'3.-U ,-,,-, I 'g N-,W . ' .1'.'. - ' 'V '. Shingle, 51- f .i. v 1 1 , v k , MISS JANET FRENZEL Ohio State University, B.A. I7

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'1f g?,,.,f Z, The Business Education Department is trying to teach the student to use the principles and skills of business education for his personal and economic as well as social benefit in everyday life. MISS BETTY R. TURNER Livingston College, B.S. MISS LOUISE PAULK Alabama College, B.S. Courses offered in the business education de artment are: first and second 'ear P I typewriting, first and second year shorthand, first and second year bookkeeping, business arithmetic law, business English, and commercial geography. 'V - 0999669969 000 ooo 2 Z7 Hi, I .,,t,f I . 'Ama MISS BERNICE DAVIS MRS. MAXINE ROTCH University of Alabama, A.B. Livingston College, B.S. George Peabody, M.A. I6 i 5 xy! as MISS JOAN HAVARD MR. L. L. MORRIS llnixcrsity ol' Alabama, B.S. Murray State, B.S.

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Q MRS. LUCILLE N. LLOYD MR. A. T. SIMMONS Huntington College, A.B. Livingston College, B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. MR. FRANK C. KILLIAN University of Alabama, M.A. Some of the most fascinating rooms in the high school are those of the Science Department, includ- ing physics, chemistry and biology, New equipment has enabled students in physics and chemistry lab- oratories to perform more individual experiments this year. The biology department has specimens pre- pared by students at its disposal. Experiments have been conducted showing plant development under both ideal and poor conditions. The students also prepared an exhibit for the Greater Gulf State Fair. MR. JAMES T, EIINIDERBURK BIRS. ANNIE B. GREEN vingston C,olIegt', BS Mississippi State, B.S. University of Al.1b.1m.1, M.,-X