Camden High School - Conifer Yearbook (Camden, AR)

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E ., At least one year of physical education is re- quired in order to grad- uate from CHS. P.E. offers a variety of activties such as exercise, aerobics, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, bad- minton, tennis, softball and others. Four years of band count as one P.E. unit. Other forms of athletics are also offered as P.E. Mrs. Taylor demonstrates how to hit a volleyball while some P.E. girls watch COUISCS. Trent Laup shoots for the goal. i--- 'ri er 1 P.E. girls warm up before exercising.

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, Miss McCullough grades math papers during break. N MATH SCIENCE CHALLENGE STUDENTS X W., ,, xy ' ' 1 ima , H+ , r r j' 2 MMAMM, W 5 SrrSS, r r r T r . .,, W Q , :wh vm S- ir V . H ' , ,i W J gr H, ,H , Mzfk ,W A 5 ,K Mr. Maroney tell Mike Hesterly one of his boring jokes. Natalzkz Newcomb finishes up homework in Business Math.

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. . .., up ' CATIONA The Vocational School is for students who want to learn a trade. Students at- tend academic classes at the high school and spend the rest of the day de- veloping trade skills. One such skill is Printing, where the students mn the printing machines to make invitations, print news- paper and other printing. In Health Occupations the students learn the study of health sciences, one explore various associ- ated medical careers. Auto Mechanics is de- signed to train those stu- dents as expert auto repair people. Other courses offered included Industrial Me- chanics, Building Trades, Cosmotology, Drafting and Machine Shop. Vo-Tech Sludent Tyrone Malcolm learns roofing and building trade. EDUcAT1o 9 Vo-Teal: Students, Vincent Morehead, Tony Rufus and Fernando Ford demonstrate how to operate a drill press machine. -g,SWif..r Mike Hamby demonstrates how to crop pictures.