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Science Broadens Into Many Fields Ffl if ' 'W ' N M 1, , S W 1 . 'rm-zu BIOLOGY Mrs. Arline Whitlow, biology teacher, in- structs Bonnie Carey, Joe Farris, and Sharon Banton in the study of osteology. The skeleton is a new addition to the sci- ence laboratory. SCIENCE 8 Buddy Montgomery, Barney Roakes, Caro- lyn Dowdy, Fred Harrison, and Bill Puck- ett are demonstrating to their teacher Mrs. Lucile Riggel that plants give off water and carbon dioxide when breathing and oxygen when manufacturing food. CHEMISTRY Mrs. Mrytle Straw assists her students Linda Kay Joy, Ella Zehr, Eddie Guthrie, and Travis Elliott in demonstratingthe method of producing oxygen gas and hydro- gen by electrolysis of water. Chemistry gives students a broader understanding of scientific facts in preparation for future vocations.
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Social Studies Knowledge Makes Better Citizens U. S1 HISTORY Mike M c Ki nn e y , Mr. Carroll Shotwell fteacherj, Joe Owen, Mary Hugh Dotson, Susan Straub, Marian Davis, John Bass, and Rudy Jennings are conducting a panel discussion on the political views of Hamil- ton and Jefferson. ECONOMICS Ann McDowell, Guy Mosebrook, Kaye Fariss, Jimmy Scott, and Mr. Jim Swisher fteacherj listen to Bobby Lindsey as he gives an oral report on vocations. Econ- omics is a new course in the school's curriculum. GOVERNMENT Mrs. Mary Maddox assists her government students Gloria Dunnaway, L. H. Williams, Eugene Irby, Carol Ann Holt, and Beverly Mayberry as they take a bill through Con- gress. ll
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Commercial Classes T rain For Business SHORTHAND I Mr. George Goodman's Shorthand I stu- dents are learning the Gregg Theory and how to read from reading practice exer- cises. Students are Ethel Burks, Faye Daniel, Virginia Mitchell, Rodessa Elling- ton, Gayle Puckette, June Lacks, and Clara Yates. Classes in Typing are also taught by Mr. Goodman. GENERAL BUSINESS Carey Lee explains a budget comparison form to s tu d e nt s Bonnie Epperson and Yvonne Guth rie in Mr. Edward Ke1l's class in general business. Tl W 5 E' 1uQw l?gi5:Qi - Y:-il -su -vel BOOKKEEPING Rodessa Ellington explains a part in the bookkeeping workbook to students of Mr. Edward Kell's bookkeeping class. Students are Nancy Jeruiings, Katherine Roach, Hazel Harper, M e lin d a Tucker, Gary Farris, Linda Vassar, Virginia Mitchell, Wayne Cawile, Rupert C a r v e r , Dianne Rush, and Peggy Arthur. f '?'f?f-ff ' fi? giiiltfa ' TV - ff iii Q -' cf: il Q53 V fl l -Q: , :Q I , ,X H. mm I Hi? '
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