Virginia High School - Virginian Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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TOP: Mr. Paul Dugger, director of vocational school, speaks at Advisory committee meeting. LEFT: Members oj the Advisory committee tour the new building RIGHT: Guest enjoy refresh- ments. 7

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ADVISORY COMMITTEE VIEWS BUILDING The long awaited opening of Virginia High ' s vocational wing highlighted the beginning of the new school year. The new wing includes a Busi- ness Education Department and ten trade and industrial classes. Vocational education includes five industrial services, four of these are offered at Virginia High. They include trade and industrial service. Distributive Education, Business Education, and Home Economics. One of the nicest features of the wing is that it is fully air-conditioned, except in the open shops such as auto mechanics. RIGHT: A listing oj the courses and rooms in which they are offered BOTTOM: Craig Me Murray learns to run head in vertical position. 6

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HOME OF THE BEARCATS A s Virginia High opened its ' 73 football season at Randolph Field, it marked the first lime in almost four decades that the Bearcat team has opened its season on their own side of the state line. To provide temporary seating for the fans, the Bristol Virginia City Council appropriated about twenty four thousand dollars. Also in the future will be the moving of the fence in order to keep the players off the baseball infield. With these will come more permanent stands for the home team. RIGHT: The scoreboard shows whose home ii is. B BLOW: Fans cheer the Bearcat football team on to victory. 8