Wakefield High School - Starstone Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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MR. BLAINE [BP LARSON F a “al : 4 ae £ bt ss MRS. SUZANNE MISS ANNE MR. HOWARD : . 3 ROYTER SALLEY SYMES Two students appear to be interested in their art work. Creativity is The Key to Art ) With the increase of staff in the Art Department, the pro- gram has enlarged considerably. The Art, Music, English- Seminar program, along with Art I, II, III, and IV, and the | fifth period Commercial Design classes have expanded into a sequence of Fine Art courses to enrich students in this field. | MR. HARVEY MRS. DONNA KRASNEY KROUT Oeeg Mrs. Krout gives assistance to Mary Oliver and Judy Jenkins while Donna Jones eyes the door in preparation for her get-away. The extra curricular activities of the Music Department have been quite numerous this year with the various music festivals in the community. The Orchestra and the Band have played for many assemblies during the year, accompany- ing the choral groups, and the Wakefield Singers have rep- resented Wakefield proudly throughout the Metropolitan area. meer owe” Students Present Concerts

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Students Prepare for Business es It would be a lot easier if we could count on our fingers. The Business Education Department is staffed with eleven teachers and two educational secretaries. Approximately 1200 students make up the enrollment of such classes as typing, . business law, business machines and economics. Cooperative training programs which enable the student to secure a stable job are also provided. During the past year the Business Education Department equipped a double typing classroom with IBM electric type- writers, and added an electronic shorthand laboratory. This ; laboratory has a transmitter and three tape recorders, which ' gives the student an opportunity to progress at his own dicta- tion speed. | MISS BETTE MISS SHARON MR. DONALD MISS MARTHA MISS MARTHA MR. THOMAS MISS MARGARET BROWNING KEITH LYNN McMANAWAY MUMPOWER ROBERTSON SRENSEK MRS. PATRICIA MRS. HELEN MR. KENNETH MRS. JOSEPHINE MRS. ANN STINNETT SULLIVAN SWATT WELLS WENTWORTH

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Special Ed Offers Attention MRS, CAMILLE The Special Education classes add greatly to the lives of aan many students. The classes give these people personal attention SIMASEK and also train many for full employment upon graduation. MR. HERBERT This training course is in cooperation with the George Mason WATERS an Occupational Training Center. Boys Join Home Economics Home Economics prepares young people for marriage and raising a family. In preparing for these, girls as well as boys, . study cooking, clothing, housing, and the family, although 4 L As boys are limited to the foods area only. MRS. SALLY MISS ANNE a Today Home Economics is also extremely important, for it plays a large role in Journalism, research, and retailing. Courses offered relating to these and other areas are Home- making I and II, Senior Homemaking, and other general courses concerned with clothing, the home, marriage, and rais- ing children. Sometimes school-work can lead to enjoyment in Home Economics. MRS. JEAN RAABE MRS. MINNIE TATE