Turner County High School - Rebel Yearbook (Ashburn, GA)

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MRS. RAYMOND JOHNSON B. A., Biblical Ed. Columbia Bible College Spanish, English Spanish Club Spanish Department A fundamental knowledge of the Spanish language is gained by students participating in the two-year course in Spanish. However, other valuable informa- tion is also acquired such as developing a better un- derstanding of the English language and becoming ac- quainted with the customs and culture of another soci- ety. The latter is attained through engaging in holi- days such as Valentine Day and Christmas in the tradi- „ , . tional Spanish manner. Student Nancy Faircloth manages the controls of the lab. 16 The Spanish class listens intently as Mrs. Johnson conjugates verbs.

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MR. E. S. GRIFFIN B.S.A., Ag. University of Georgia Agriculture, Future Farmers of America Mr. Griffin advises his Freshman shop students in the proper use of the hand saw. Agriculture and Shop Department MR. O. H. RHODES B.S., Ag., M.Ed. University of Georgia Agriculture, Shop, Future Farmers of America To young men who are consider- ing an agricultural career, the course in agriculture offers instruction in soil conservation, farm implements, and animal husbandry. Instruction in the use of carpentry tools and electrical machinery is made available through a one year course in shop. Turner Co. 's shop class is unique in that it provides a program concerning social graces and personal grooming. David Britt makes good use of the drill press. Sophomore Ag. students hear a lecture on animal husbandry by Mr. Rhodes.

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Students have the opportunity to take a beginning course in typing when they reach the junior year. In this course, students master the parts of the typewriter and the correct manner of typing booklets, letters, and outlines. For the more promising typists an ad- vanced course of office practice, including shorthand and bookkeeping, is available during the senior year. The approximately 150 students who enter this de- partment develop an understanding of the value of typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand for personal needs Commercial Department MRS. EVERETT GARNER B.S. Auburn University Typing, Office Practice, Book- keeping, Annual Advisor for 5 minute time-writings. Mrs. Garner sets the clock First year typing students concentrate on a manuscript with footnotes.