Ben L Smith High School - Aquila Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Q' 1-r MR. WOODY, head of special education department, is shown with senior COT students, SPECIAL EDUCATION teachers: Mrs. Iflliarry Farrington, Doug Livengood, Rebecca Herring, Bobby Locklear, and Maxine Beatrice Cook and Mr. Donald Dillon. 'nnant. ' I EMPLOYED at Wesley Long under the COT program is Rebecca Herring, who W I A Q ' t t- Works fo tho hospital Sodo Shoo- VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT - First ww: Mrs.,Eloise Keefer, chairman of departmentg Mrs. Mary Thompson. Second row: Mr. Sidney Woody, Mr. Dick Walthall, Mr. Lou Bonardi. .ILJ 1 l W .

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VOCATION AL DEPARTMENT Vocational program provides opportunity to introduce students to the competitive business world and develops experience in various fields. Industrial Cooperative Training on-the-job training for skilled occupations. Distributive Education concerned with areas of marketing and merchandising. Cooperative Occupational Training composed of special education students. Cooperative Office Occupations offers actual office experience admits students with substantial business background. SMALL CLASSES make possible individualized instruction in Mrs. Cook's special English. .-i-'lm f, 5. I SIMPSON PRINTING Company employs COO student, Jeannie McCarter, who improves her typing skill. SALESMANSHIP classes under the DE program became, the business staff of the Aquila this year. Here students pre- pare posters for their sales campaign. 64 q V ' T -dx w

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V ART An opportunity to create with our own hands. individuality. in the beginning of study painted windows highlight experiment with various media each holiday. each successive year of art mural of student life centers on more enhances upper lobby. concentrated study, TWO OUTSTANDING art students, Cathy Swanson and Debbie Watkins, work on the stu- dent life mural which now hangs in the upper lobby. The mural was onel of the projects undertaken by the fourth-year art class. JOSEPH SHANKLAND, Smitl1's art teacher, talks with Dr, Gross Evans, a curator of the National Art Gallery in Washington. YOUNG ARTISTS present their work at the 1966 spring art exhibit in commons area. 66