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.nm FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Ward, Kathleen Conway, Sonia Hunter, Linda Smith, Ruby Johnson, Lane Jackson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Payne, Virginia Parrish, Delores Cloversettle, Barbara Green, Diane Whitehead, janet Johnson, Janice Chessier. THIRD ROW: Bobby Newman, Leaton Matthews, Leslie Moss, Joe Lloyd, Julian Green, Ellis Coleman, Mr. Costello. FOURTH ROW: john Norsworthy, Larry Norman, jack Wynn, Glenn Moore, Travis Wood, Donald Thomas, Benny jackson, Paul Wilkison. FIFTH ROW: Ed- ward Griffis, Gordon Allen, Joe Adams, George Privett, Thomas Judd. D. C. . LUB The D,C, T, consists of students working in various fields. This year they are as follows: Office Training . ll Marine and Small Engines . . l Sales Work . 5 Butcher ........ . 3 Library Training . 1 Stock and Produce . . . 4 Dental Assistant . . l Electrician ..... . l Nurses Training . . . I Maintenance ...... . . 3 Automotive Mechanics . . 3 Service of Appliances ..... l Service Station Attendant . . 3 fThere are many other fields Radio Z9 Television . . . l open to students also.D The D,C, T, began its year with 39 members, Its average income is EEZ, OOO monthly for the 39 members. It's classes are held in a schedule quite differ- ent from regular school. Students spend two hours in the D.C.T. class- rooms, four hours in school, one hour in general related study, one hour of specific related study, two hours in other classes, and four hours on the training job, which is usually from 1 to 5 p. m. Page One Hundred Twenty-Four
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THE D. C. T. PURPOSE The object of the program is to help the student gain knowledge, appreci- ation, and skills necessary to carry on those activities which bring job train- ing and classroom teaching together in harmonious relationships for the wel- fare and progress of that student. PHILOSOPHY Every boy and girl should have an opportunity to discover and develop their talent, aptitudes and abilities, thereby enabling them t0 become more valuable citizens with a satisfying feeling of confidence and vocational corn- petency. v0RlO 4 'P D. c. T. CLUB OFFICERS FRONT: Gordon Allen, Leonard Moody. BACK: Kathleen Conway, Bobby Newman.
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