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The first thing that comes to mind when school is mentioned is either the three R's or nothing but books and lectures. This is true in many cases but not all. One class, Trainable Mentally Handicapped QTMHJ, does all this and much more. The class routine includes learning, but in many different areas, including us- ing a calculator, reading and writing, filling out forms and using power tools. Soon, Mr. Tim Dunlap, their instructor hopes to be able to teach the students how to use a microwave oven. Each year the students learn to use power tools so that they can make projects to sell. Mr. Dunlap teaches them assembly line work so they can learn how each person depends on another. The way he divides the work is by the skills of the students. Last year, blue-bird houses were sold. Mr. Dunlap promised the students a pizza party when the first thirty were sold. The students reach- ed this goal before the houses actual- ly went to market. Mr. Dunlap said, They work very hard and take ad- vantage of every opportunity they get. Anyone who sees the students working in class can see just how true this is. Mr. Dunlap has one aide, Mrs. Fray Wiggington, who helps with functional academics and leisure time activities, such as making latch-hook rugs, wall hangings, and vine and straw wreaths. Mrs. Yvonne Quattlebaum teaches the students adapted physical educa- tion, which involves teaching aerobics, badminton, Croquet, dances that help with eye-hand coordina- tion, and training for the Special Olympics. One student said that Mrs. Quattlebaum is pretty cool when she works with the class. Samantha Alis and Norma McNutt paint wooden toys. This student works on a hooked rug. T.M.H. 157
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156 T.M.H. 1 l , l i M, W ,Q ,V 2 I 2 l Top Photo: Darryl Light uses a drill press to drill holes. To m the Right: Matt McNutt cuts if -P liii A drain holes in a bird house.
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To the Right: The girls' PE. class practices archery. Bottom Left: Todd Kimmons, Ieff loner, and Bruce Payne warmup. Bottom Right: Coach Richard explains a few rules, 158 Physical Education PHYSICAL Cd i g,fN fw' 6' X 'we hx il PS
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