Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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“The community is our classroom,” says Colonel Houser as he teaches the foundations for business vocations. COLONEL H. P. HOUSER • Head of Vocations Department, Distributive Education Gaining competence . . . training and e.xperience . . . learning to succeed in business world . . . laying foundations for career . . . working on projects . . . studying shop construction and repair . . . prepar- ing to face the future with mature outlook. “Hold everything, boys, I think it’s levell” MR. EARL F. PARKER Carpentry I, II 23

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Vocations extend career Mr. Farley emphasizes a variety of future careers to his I.C.T. students. MR. G. H. FARLEY I.C.T. Shop provides an excellent opportunity for developing skill- ful use of power tools and other implements. MR. RANDALL LYDAY Agriculture Shop students must check out tools before they begin work. Fascinated students and teach- er explore the realm of con- struction. MR. HENRY JACOBSEN C.I. 22

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Business prepares for competitive world Individual assistance is required for perfection of typing skills. MRS. JEANETTE D. CHAPMAN Office Practice, Typing II Shorthand I, II Miss Hardy employs visual aids frequently to make her classes more interesting. MISS EVA HARDY Head of Business Department Bookkeeping, Business Law, Consumers Economics Efficiency . . . speed . . . mastering the keyboard . . . “Are you ready?” . . . CWPM . . . transcribing in shorthand from dictation . . . manuscripts, letters . . . “Get out your shorthand pads” . . . erasures . . . corrections . . . perfection. Grading practice sheets is a daily task for Mrs. Verner. 24 MRS. MARION B. VERNER Typing I