Winter Haven High School - Wha Hwa Hta See Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

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Seated: Miss Hayward, Mrs. Owen. Standing: Mr. Martin, Mr. Jamison, Mr. Bonadio. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Boys’ and girls' physical education is taught to all high school students except the members of the Concert Band. Miss Waldrop, Coach Whitney, and Coach Ausley teach new exercises and widen the interest in the athletic department. Left to right: Miss Waldrop, Mr. Whitney, Mrs. Nolen. Mr. Ausley. Pasquali Walker and Pancho Wood. D.C.T. Mr. Martin is the coordinator for the Diversified Cooperative Training courses in which students are receiving valuable instructions and experience for the business world of tomorrow. MUSIC The music instructors arc Mr. Roy Wood and Mr. Millard Walker. Mr. Wood directs the Concert Band and the Second Band and gives instruction in the playing of instruments of the band. Mr. Walker directs the Glee Club. Mr. Wood and Mr. Walker.

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Mr. Nash, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Saul, Mr. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Odom. World CL tiZen skip Zhrough Social Studies The social studies department trains students for better citizenship. Ninth grade civics classes study current affairs, the U. S. Constitution, state and local government, and units on manners, Florida's resources, and vocations. Mrs. Edith Odom and Mr. Dan Kirkpatrick teach civics. World history is a background course that teaches appreciation of other civilizations and their contributions to our own. The course is taught by Mrs. Copeland, Mr. Saul, Mr. Richardson, and Mr. Nash. Has life in these United States always been this way? This is the question put to the American history students by Mr. Saul and Mrs. Copeland. American history helps the students to acquire an appreciation of the scope and nature of the struggles that have made and kept us free. The problems in American Democracy course, as taught by Mrs. Copeland, present a challenge to seniors to try to understand better the problems facing every American citizen.

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SHOP Mr. Jamison teaches Shop I and II in which students are trained in the different phases of industries. The courses are divided into four areas: crafts, metal, wood and sand casting. Mechanical drawing, taught by Mr. Jamison, is concerned with orthographic projections and leads to an engineering career. Mr. Bona-dio's vocational shop is essentially an electrical course. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT In Home Economics I, Miss Hayward has made sewing, cooking, and etiquette more interesting for freshman girls. Home Economics II, taught by Mrs. Owen, includes the study and practice of home nursing, clothing construction, and the family dinner. Home Economics III girls are remodeling the new apartment as their project this year. Mrs. Owen has given valuable advice on the decoration of the apartment. CAFETERIA Mrs. Jones, the dietitian, superintends the provision of meals for an average of three hundred seventy-five students a day.