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Mrs. Clco G. Perry Biology, Chemistry to instilling skills, Mrs. Katherine E. Horton ‘ Shorthand I, Shorthand II Typing II Mrs. Doris H. Privette Business Arithmetic, Typing I Office Practice, Bookkeeping Mrs. Hester M. Adams Typing I Consumer Math
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to coordinating mind and body, Pursuing the state recommended three-two plan, the Physical Educa¬ tion Department pro vided opportuni¬ ties for physical conditioning and group cooperation. Emphasizing an understanding of the basic biological and physical prin¬ ciples comprising the student’s en¬ vironment, the Science Department sought to develop attitudes and abili¬ ties which prepared him for further study and effective citizenship. The Department of Business Edu¬ cation provided for the student a fun¬ damental background in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office practices which prepared him for jobs and business school. Miss Margaret R. Thomas Health and Physical Education Advanced Physical Education Mr. Milton M. Faulk Physical Science, Health and Physical Education Mr. H. Lee Simmerson Health Physical Education Consumer Math, Advanced Physical Education Mr. Delmar L. Scott Health and Physical Education Physical Science Mrs. Lucia E. Shearin Biology
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Mrs. Eloise J. Branch Home Economics I to developing techniques, The Vocational Department en¬ deavored to provide a varied pro¬ gram which would develop skills useful to the student in his chosen career as well as in homemaking and community participation. For the first time girls enrolled in an agricultural course, horticulture. In addition, a new course, Elec¬ tricity and Electronics, enhanced the vocational training program. Many opportunities for per¬ formance were afforded by the band and chorus programs. Stu¬ dents gained a knowledge of music¬ al history as they molded their special talents. It was necessary to have two classes for choral training, because of increased interest in this phase of the musical program. To improve reading skills, a pro¬ gram using modern developmental reading media was inaugurated for the slow reader. Nr Mrs. Lizzie S. Jackson Home Economics II Mr. Gattis T. Horton Welding, Science-Mechanics, Machinery-Equipment Mr. Luther C. Liles Vocational Agriculture Forestry, Crops-Livestoek Mr. William H. Keller Industrial Cooperative Training
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