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Students LearnT0 Appreciate The Fine Arts L fy Z we 1 5 53 is qi we ,. Meg me ' ,.-an W 2 - Y 1 L in H w A1 HK' 1 we 'V C i. livlf kg 511 5 wifi., uw wi Wx if Lf' h Q H.. V. 559: dz .figs ,5 CHORAL MUSIC Guy Mosebrook, Cynthia Nester, Ann Childress, and Choral class teaches the theory of how to read and un- Ann ATTQHETOH Wlthlthe 3CC0.mP3I1i1T1911f 0f.MI'- Paul T2-D derstand music. It helps students with the fundamentals are Smglng 3- faV0T1t9 Soflg In C1101'a1 IHUSIC CIRSS- of music. This is the first year choral music has been taught at William Campbell. ART CLASS Dianne Tuggle, Martha Hostedler, Zeb Holt, Billy Hern- Eighteen boys and eight girls are enrolled in the one don, Dale Epperson, and Kenneth Cothran are making class of art this year. posters to adve rti s e the senior class play using the . rules given by their teacher Mrs. Dorothy Fore. 62
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Home Economics Trains Future H omemakers HOME ECONOMICS Miss Freida Hamlet shows Rebecca Epp- erson, Brenda Mitchell, Edith Little, Betty Godsey, and Linda Jackson how to set a table for a banquet. One of the ac- tivities of F.H.A. girls is serving banquets for different groups in the school. ' 'hillizvh--n HOME ECONOMICS Faye Ramsey, Linda Roakes, Mary Foster, and Jean Guthrie learn the basic techniques of sewingfromtheir teachers, Miss Ham- let and Mrs. Crabtree. , ,M - -if--,M f ea. .N . -N W' u ii' CLASS SKILLS - HOME ECONOMICS 'Milinda Tucke r, Hazel Harper, Hilda Guthrie, and Jackie Thurman are learning about food preparation from their teacher Mrs. Christine Crabtree. Home Economics girls prepare and serve nutritious meals, plan and make clothes for their wardrobes, and learn how to care for young children. Students in the class also learn howto make their homes safer, more liveable, and more attractive.
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Library Furrzishes The Answers I rz Research 'KV w Ill Iillli LIBRARY SCIENCE TRAINING Mrs. Lusardi instructs eighth grade students. This is part of the instruction given to all eighth Frances Maddox, Joan Connelly and Fred Harrison in graders on the use of the library. the use of the card catalogue. LIBRARY AIDS Gene Poe, a new library club member, learns how Each library club member is assigneda shelf sec- to place books on the library shelf from Ann Childress tion to keep in order as one of his duties. and Hilda Guthrie. 63 Mm ,
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