Warwick Junior High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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Industrial Arts Wubby, our general shop is well equipped with modern machines and other tools. Here Mr. Brown is demonstrating how to use the sheet metal folder. He is doing a splendid job and I am sure the boys are enjoying the class. Mr. Hughes ' third period shop class is learning about In the background is Mr. Williams, our drafting in- the table saw. All the boys are learning a lot under structor, who is explaining the principles of artho- the helpful supervision of the shop teachers. graphic projection. 26

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Here is a scene from the drama depart- ments presentation The Pied Piper of Hamelin , in which Mr. Edward C. Lassi- ter, drama teacher, portrayed the Pied Piper. And here is Mr. Lassiter, along with the students in the play, getting themselves dressed for the parts they played. The drama department presented the play, mentioned above, and did several shorter pieces this year. All dramatic activities are under Mr. Lassiter’s direction. All students who take the course in dramatics at Junior High are given opportunities to participate in various ways with school productions. Mr. George Chavatel and Mr. Lee Montgomery are art teachers at Junior High, and they keep their students busy all year with a number of kinds of projects . Art rooms are literally filled with items which have been done by the students. Classes do work with clay, they do some sculpture, they paint, draw, sketch, and construct artistic pieces from all kinds of materials. Lower left: Mr. Chavatel and Mr. Montgomery discuss business. Bottom: Mr. Chavatel offers suggestions for improve-

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The Ann M. Amott Chapter of The Future Homemakers of America Members of the local chapter of FHA presented a crystal bud vase and a red rose to Mrs. Joseph D. Amott during a visit to her home February 13, 1958. At that time, representatives of the chapter announced that the club would honor Mrs. Amott by naming the local chapter Ann M. Amott. PURPOSES OF FHA One of the best ways to understand what the Future Homemakers of America, as an organization, attempts to accomplish, is to look at the purposes of the club as outlined in the constitution: 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life 4. To work for good home and family life for all 5. To promote international good will 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation 8. To further interest in home economics FHA OFFICERS Officers for the school year 1958-59 pictured above are, from left to right, Paulette Capozzi, soug leader; Marshall Carter, parliamentarian; Patsy Miller, vice-president; Linda Brashear, sec- i etary, Beverly Whelless, president; Carole Lipscomb, treasurer; Peggy Barclay, reporter; and Joy Humphries, historian.