Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Industrial Cooperative Training The Industrial Cooperative Trainin Program is a work program for Juniors and Seniors wgo do not plan to enter college. The Program provides on-the-job training in such fields as printing, atuo-mechanics, cosmetology, physi- cal therapy, drafting, and many other similar occupations. The Program involves a cooperative arrangement with community businesses and industries. They furnish part- time employment through which the student attains train- ing under actual working conditions. The class instruction furnishes the technical subject material related to the job Carroll R. Bailey Butler University and Columbia University B.M. and M.A. Band it it ,r:s, -wafers., t I tr. 11z':z,g2f,g2v. ' li. ll .. it . few-i, niet were -w 'lull fltz- t. 'lists ig twig. ltv 2: . Mrs. Claire McDermott H B.S. Madison, U.Va., V Applachian State College Bell Choir, Bakers Dozen Music Department The purpose of the music department is to teach the fun- damentals as well as the appreciation of music. Participants are encouraged to develop their talent, but they are also taught to be a part of a large group. They then have the opportunity to display their talents at concerts and as- semblies both in and out of the school and in inter-school competition. U g I . The student may choose from various fields includingg Concert Chorusg All state Chorusg Mixed Chorusg Boys and Girls Chorusg and the selective Bakers Dozen and Bell Choir. All students would fine enjoyment in the music appreciation class offered. A The band students are given the opportunity to expand their musical sco e, acting as both a marching and concert band member. Tllie band department also sponsors the Ma- jorette group. 26 k A a WV Kd Mr. Phillip A. Jaskowiak w O.D.C. and V.P.I. B.S., Vocational Eucation Industrial Cooperative Training -:ra'g '-' Distributive Education Distributive Education refers to vocational education for those engaged in distributing goods and services to the pub- lic, including all retail, who esale and service occupations. Its purpose is to provide vocational instruction for students so t at they will be prepared for profitable employment. Al- though the primary. o jective is to prepare youth for em- ployment, it also serves as a backgroun for those who plan to continue business in college. If an individual is to be efficiently prepared for profitable employment, he must be able to benefit rom the training he receives. For this reason enrollees must meet the following qualifications: be in 10th, llth, or 12th gradeg sixteen years of age or olderg be lawfully employed in the field of their training for an average of fifteen hours per weekg and be able to benefit from the training. Robert G. Brewer i l' William and Mary-R.P.I , BFA Distributive Education SCA and D.E. Club l E l William and Mary-R.P.I. B.S. and M.Ed. Distributive Education ' D.E. Club Woodrow H. Franklin l

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Librarians ana' Assistants V Vi. emi ,.i,....r -i LEFI1' Marva Fulty, Carol Shaw, Christine Rogers, Jo Ann Kight, Ka- Deloras Stringer, 3rd ROW: David Dooling, Steve Sawners, Walter thy Allen, Linda Smith. Ann Dooling, Elain Walters, Debbie Shoe- Tumer, Irving Wright, Martian Gimpelson, George Gatewood, Guy maker, Beulah Wilson, 2nd ROW: Sharon Smith, Pat Riggs, Jo Ann Simpson, David Meular, Richard Gaston South, Pam Truitt, Linda Etheridge, Minnie Green, Nancy Edwards, Mrs. Froster, Miss Pritchard, Mrs. Russel Silently we work, 27