Bells High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Ruffin, SC)

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NER. L. E. BUCKWALTER Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics For boys who must plan for the fu- ture auto mechanics is taught in Our Vocational Department. Students re ceive actual practice and knowledge in both the claSSroom and the shop to better enable them to enter th 63 trade, especially if college plans do not materialize. Vernon, Bill, and Dennis: use new wheel alignment machine to line the wheels on Mrs. Warren's car- 27

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Agriculture Our course in vocational agricul- ture offers extensive training in ag- riculture. While Classroom work is basic, field trips, supervisedfarming programs at home and Future Farm- ers activities are major parts of the course. The course is broad enough to be helpful to those students who will not farm but Will follow an occupation within the field of. agri-business. Much emphasis is placed onleader- ship and citizenship. Mr. A. L. Smoak Agriculture Students 16: am how to use cutting torch. Mr. Smoak explains the characteristics of Beef Breeds to students. BFEI i 3311M. mg mmmmr gm: 3?;ng- I -'$ '5wwy.sw 5 , w a mi; em .9: 015m ,vnxrma Mu HixmwQ c'ihw a 5; Nmak W51

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n MRS. L. F. FISHBURNE M us'c Music w Glee Club MR. I. F. MAUNEY Band .. I I. : ' Courses in piano, voice, and band instruments are available to the stu- dents of Bells HighSchool through the Music Department. Please play this again, Linda, ' says Mrs. Fishbmne. MI. Maune'y' telis Ann and Laverne to play these notes staccato. 28