Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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Drafting and Industrial Arts Drafting students display diligence at their work. Drafting and industrial arts is taught on the vocational level, enabling students to get better jobs and do well in related college courses. In the two years of draft¬ ing offered, students learn drafting techni¬ ques on the semi-professional level and become familiar with the slide rule. In Industrial Arts I and II wood working with hand and machine tools, metal work¬ ing, electronics and design are covered. In order to buy new equipment surplus machines are bought, repaired and resold. As a result, Broadway High School has more equipment than any other county high school. list Jon f cz omray Lohr uses his skill in Drafting II class. 29

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Special Education Mr. Stump teaches special education students how a motor operates. 1 he special education classes at Broadway are taught by a new member of the faculty, Mr. Dean Stump. Mr. Stump offers individual attention to the pupils enrolled in these classes. One of the goals of special education is to provide vocational training and exploration. Mr. Dean Stump Dwight Drummond, Lester Keplinger, and Robert Griffith work with a motor in special education class. 28

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Distributive Education Mr. William Butcher Students are offered two years of Distributive Education. Students participating in this program attend classes during the morning and work in various businesses in the area during the afternoon. Distributive Education is vocational education dealing primarily with services and goods. First year students study personnel, sales promotion, busi¬ ness management, retail operation, advertising, and merchandise information. In second year these topics are explored in more detail. Dale Billhimer deftly packs margarine at the Broadway Supermarket.