White Hall High School - Bulldog Yearbook (White Hall, AR)

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vocational arts Many stu dents will choose not to attend college after raduation. For these young people, iiours spent in vocational c la s s e s are to prove most valuable in assisting them to fa c e th e responsibilites they will meet. ABOVE: Mr. Harper demonstrates the art of a power saw. TOP, Third year Home Economics girls enjoy a china exhibition presented by Fred Vinings. RIGHT: Mrs. Langley dec- orates a Christmas tree to give the cottage a more homey atmosphere. k . 4 Lista? .h -J r s , sa ,,,,,,,.-we sw... . S- 5 3 if as? R 'wi if he ff L 3 t sts if f Q, 2 l s I 389 l ,sk ,tk FRED HARPER, Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing. MRS. NINA and III. it LANGLEY, Home Economics I, II, in K t. ,Ev r .., li w .nf '. t .s ,,i Q ,M . as 4' PHJ ,sf ..- , i Jah Q s ,ss eg ...J sa..-v

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X 3 A ,Y 3 MM 4 x, .ffg 1 ABOVE: Mrs. Rogers takes a look over one of her many unit projects. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Wyatt glances over the b oo ks ordered by his stu- dents. LEFT: Mrs. Rogers shows the class one of her best projects. MRS. LILLIAN ROGERS, English III and IV. DA L-E WYATT, Creative Writing and English III. 'Sv' , sl l 1

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MRS. IUANITA CA RTE R , Occu- pations. MRS. CONNIE EDWARDS, Typing 1, Office Practice, and Book- keeping. -sn fm fs... TOP LEFT: Mrs. Edwards types with the students as she dictate, a, a, a, space, s, s, s, space, . . . ABOVE: Taking on a new responsibility this year, Mrs. Carter is teaching Occu- pations plusher regular task of coun- seling. FAR LEFT: Mrs. Carter ob- serves the class on test day. LEFT: Filling out sch e du 1 e s and forms is parto Mrs. Carter's time consuming job of being a guidance couselor.