Bartow High School - Summerlin Echo Yearbook (Bartow, FL)

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o MR. WILLIAM PEDERSON B.S. 3Iechanical .Drawing Drawing is primarily set up as a basic course for the future engi- neers. However, the ability to think, to see, and to reason, as taught in the class, can never be a waste of time or effort. .Diversified C ©operative Training MR. BILL WILKINSON B.A., M.A. Besides classroom lectures, DCT students have a chance to get out into the world of business and try out skills and abilities in preparation for becoming tomorrow’s adults.

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MR. JAMES CHURCHWELL B.S. MR. DONALD CEIGER B.S. Agriculture and Shop MR. ROBERT O'BERRY B.S. in Agriculture Mr. O’Berry points out the mechanical intricacies of the tractor—“Hey, there's the wrench we lost last week!” Vocational Courses We're learning how to saw wood, boys, not fingers! Home E conomics BHS students will be well equipped to choose a voca- tion or build a home. MRS. SUE KENNON B.S. Trigonometry and physics are fine, but re- member girls, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach! I’d rather do it myself!

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MISS EDNA LONC B.S., MEd. “So you think we should test ’em on this one, huh?” Here we go again! Dear Mr. Smith „ MR. JAMES KITCHENS B.S., M.A. Where’d it go?’’ “Don’t let those smiles fool With the able assistance of Coach Bryan and Mrs. Palmore, the students at B.H.S. strive to complete a thorough physical fitness program. Some of the activities that they participate in are basketball, softball, track, archery, and exercises. 29 The main goal of B.H.S.’s business courses is to prepare its students to become efficient secretaries in the business world. They achieve this goal by offering general business to the sophomores, begin- ning shorthand and typing to the juniors, and office practice to the seniors. MR. BILL BRYAN B.S., M.S. MRS MIRIAM S PALMORE B.S. ion .Business Pkysical Education