Bradley Central High School - Ocoeean Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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'yfy wte tuz t up te exft ueuced in t£e Mte £cou mUc 72efiant neut. . . Neatness in dress, child- care, and requirements for becoming a successful homemaker are taught to the Home Economics girls who are a part of the Na- tional Future Homemak- ers of America organiza- tion. MRS. BETTYE SELF B.S., University of Tennessee Home Economics MRS. JULIA HUGHES B.S., University of Tennessee Home Economics MRS. RUBY TAYLOR B.S., University of Tennessee Home Economics Studente faain £'a% 'le frwtei te- fi teitten4. i t t e ontntenciui efi Uutent MISS JO ANN MOWERY B.A., Carson-Newman College M.A., East Tennessee State College Typing, Shorthand MR. BEN CHISM B.S., Bowling Green College of Commerce Typing, Bookkeeping MRS. GLORIA KERR B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Typing ” ™E «iWMTH OF THE 805«, sST Jk nl a %as ta ? ■ - (foptutfou u?) » Capttaf - 7 TO 0 00 “ LIABILITIES MRS. S. M. KOLTUN B.S., Western Reserve University General Business MR. WARREN BREWSTER A.A., B.S., Tennessee Wesleyan College Commercial Law, General Business The commercial program gives opportuni- ties to students interested in a business career. Training is offered in General Business, Com- mercial Law, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Typing I and II. All courses are elective.

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t7%cU un t t t e l ocatco«tfijC mwed- valua Ce attest yn ctccatcoK . , . MR. ERNEST ADAMS B.S., M.A., Middle Tennessee State College Mechanical Drawing Boys studying agriculture are active in the Future Farmers of America and are taught a progressive program neces- sary for skillful farming. Some of the objectives of Shop are to familiarize the student with tools and how to use them, to teach him to plan constructively, and to make use- ful objects. MR. FRANK WHITAKER B.S., East Tennessee State College Shop Mechanical Drawing is the language of industry. It instructs the student in the art of drawing blueprints and using drafting equipment. MR. CHARLES ARNOLD B.S., Lincoln Memorial University M.S., University of Tennessee Agriculture MR. 0. J. MATTIL B.S., University of Tennessee Agriculture The Drivers’ Training program instructs students in the rules and methods of safe driving. Students must be at least fifteen and one-half years old to qualify for this class. MR. RALPH BRYSON B.S., East Tennessee State College Drivers’ Training

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Soccat Studies T e itwe U tnctint (o (utune citijettcdifr . .. MISS EUGENIA RODGERS B.A., University ol Chattanooga M.Ph., University of Wisconsin American History In the social studies department students review the past and present conditions of our world by studying American History, World History, Geography, Civics, Economics, and Sociology. Seniors are required to take American History, while all other courses are elective. MR. WILLIAM F. SMITH B.S., M.Ed., University of Chattanooga Economics MR. THOMAS HARDIN B.S., Middle Tennessee State College M.A., George Peabody College Geography MRS. DOROTHY McCORD A.B., University of Alabama Civics, American History MRS. MILDRED HARSHBARGER B.A., Maryville College American History MR. A. H. ECHOLS A.A., Lee College Sociology