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mee of business education From Mrs. Ruth Powell's shorthand classes come po- tential secretaries, many of whom obtain secretarial work immediately after high school. The click of typewriters . . . pencils scratching . . . dictation in a monotone . . . adding machines . . . Geep High's future business leaders hard at work. Typing and shorthand . . . bookkeeping and distribu- tive education-prepare us for the business world. As we study business routine there is always the emphasis on efficiency . . . accuracy . . . leadership. Our Distributive Education course is taught by Mr. John Rountree, who obtains part time work tor high school students. Typing instructors Mrs. Janelle Nelson and Mr. Gene Head iBook- keepingt often lend advice to busi- ness students. 3'
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I I 0 0 at Our Homemaking lab appears to be a home within the school. When studying cooking the girls work in the kitchen, which is actually many kitchen units in one room. Modern, easy to use sewing machines cut stitching time for many high school seamstresses. homemaking Miss Nadine Driver, Homemaking instructor pauses in the kitchen during a class period. The domestic skills of sew- ing and cooking . . . social graces . . . grooming . . . budgeting . . . marketing . . . the general process of man- aging a home . . . these con- stitute homemaking. Although Geep H ig h teaches its girls to be secre- taries, it also teaches them to excel in their most important future vocation . . . home- making. Sewing is one division of home- making which holds many creative opportunities for its girls.
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Mr. Glenn Flewharty fTrigonom- etry, Solid Geometry, Algebra Ill is drawing a geometric figure to ex- plain a problem to his advanced math classes. E Triangles and squares . . . formulas and fractions.. . . equations and square roots . . . logarithms and axioms . . . such is the vocabulary of math students. Recognizing that mathematical Training is necessary to future engineers , . . scientists . . . tech- nicians . . . architects . . . all skilled voca- tions . . . Geep High offers students ad- vanced as well as basic mathematics courses. , i i fl' ,Nl 'A rl X ll E ir M' Mrs. Mary Hendrix fPlane Geometry, Algebra Ill and Coach Murl Furney KAlgebra I, Commercial Arith- metic, Basketball, Track, Footballj perform a task fami- liar to all teachers-grading papers. mathematics Mr. Jack Arnold lAlgebra II, Plane Geometryl care- fully explains every math problem to the students in his classes. 2I ' 1
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