East Rutherford High School - Lancer Yearbook (Forest City, NC)

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Seniors take the preliminary step toward college through the College Entrance Examinations taken under the supervision of the Guidance Department. Students in Distributive Education drill each other in the proper methods of job interviewing. D. E .... Guidance Distributive Education enables the students to participate in regular school activities and classes during the first half of the day, and maintain jobs as a requirement for the course in the latter half. Through D.E. the student learns, by experience, the traits of the working world. Our guidance department, under the leadership of Mrs. Virginia Brown, helps and directs every student with problems concerning his present and future life, education, and vocation. Guidance--whether pertaining to college or per As these girls examine the handbags, they are demonstrating the sona.l problems--is sought through the direction phase of Distributive Education knownas merchandise inspection. of the Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Brown.

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BA D... Members of the band are acquainted with the various instruments and then are trained and developed in the one for which they are best suited. mony. Listening to accomplished choral groups sing helps the Glee Club to better understand the proper por- trayal of musical arrangements. Practice makes perfect and this band member wants to guar- antee improvement through constant work and much deter- mination. ' Nobxs Pacem' or other beauttful strains may be heard comingfrom the band room every morning during sec ond period. GLEE CL UB In this class, musical culture and apprecia tion is taught to the students who, in return, display their knowledge in music and har -u