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

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Mr. Leonard Explains Mr. Brown Observes Mrs. Lawrence Points Mr. Chavatel Checks Students Act out Mrs. Pleasants Demonstrates We Le xn in Different lUa ns Students Listen

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3oreword: School is many things. The program includes a variety of activities, and much living, and many lessons. But the chief business of school goes on in the classroom. And so, this year, the annual staff chose to emphasize the books” and the classroom” in telling the story of Warwick Junior High for 1960 - ' 61. Textbooks are the basic source of subject content. In our school, a variety of materials are available for classroom use, but textbooks are essential guides. Free books go to each student for each subject. Supplementary texts are available from several sources. In September, when school begins, one of the first routine operations is the issu- ance of textbooks. Two or three students from each class come to the bookroom with requisitions from each teacher. Books are then taken to classes and dis- tributed. In the picture at left, Mr. Custer fills orders for these textbooks. And in the picture below, students put the books to use.

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Mr s. (5a6ac£ -r PVwMiAMilL s Suppose our problem is to derive a formula for illustrating the variables that make Mrs. Taback the constant in an effective classroom situation. If we reduce the various sets of Mrs. Taback ' s qualities to a minimum number of reals, one solution might be this: Patience to the nth degree, plus Wisdom in three dimensions, multi- plied by Understanding of others, plus the Ability to Instruct, Interest, and Inspire young people, all over consideration for Self. The 1961 Cavalier is dedicated to Mrs. T,