Parkland High School - Spectatus Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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The students' enthusiasm has been a contributing factor in our learning experiences this year. Ms. Athaleta Hendrix Business is a rapidly growing field of work and is constantly in need of new and energetic young people. ParkIand's Business Department strove to prepare their students for different business occupations by offering courses such as Shorthand 1,25 Business Lawp Office Practice X Office Machinesg Cooperative Business Occupationsg Bookkeeping 1,25 Record Keepingg Business Mathg Data Processingp and Typing 1,2. 24 X Business

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.ls Z .t- 415339 ,ma 142 as Industrial Arts helps one work with one's hands and machines. jerry Mathis Working with tools, machines, lathes, and creating things by hand described the Industrial Arts classes at Parkland. This program gave students not only a chance to create things with their hands but also with their minds. They were able to demonstrate their mechanical and creative aptitudes in all areas of study. David McDonald makes a candle holder in metal working. Burt Evans shapes wood on a lathe in woodworking. Students work hard in designing and making projects in metal working, Students work together on a flower holder for their metal working class. The students in Mr. Gearhart's room work on man different projects and enjoy themsefves in household me- chanics. Industrial Arts X 23

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E Theresa Garr takes dictation in Shorthand I. Lee Ann Wood types in her Junior laycettes initiations outfit. Ms. Malcolm discusses Bookkeeping with Twilla Greer. Sgt. Frye talks to Mrs. Hendrix's Business Law students about finger printing. Linda Lefler, julie Dyson, and Renea Davis work diligently in Typing ll, Wayne Pender and Windy Prescott work on Carbon Copies. jill Slack and Ruth Browder type manuscripts. , , Afffglify W .ll 1 M Business X 25