C E Byrd High School - Gusher Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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.I t J Qs .....:ul f .P ,, A sale always brings a smile to ,lolmny bllllll s fare. , I, . t if-A! , I K .A as that CLYDE A. SELF, HS. Commerce, MED., Distributive Education. Distri- butive Education Club. BIELVIN ROY CRAVES. BA.. Driver Training. DI TRIBUTIVE ED CATIO Distrihutive Education is a vocational training pro- gram operating through state and local school sys- tems to rovide smec' li . . .. p I la Zed Films make the learning of each individual education for those persons Jt,ly.x3,1f-1-I entering or already em- ployed in retail, wholesale, and service occupations. D. E. trains at high school level through a combination of classroom instruction and actual supervised work ex- perience in distributive oc- cupations. Learning what the gauges mean he-lp a great deal in driving. The Louisiana Drivers' Guide- provitles students with the answers t X the questions on the tlriw-r's test. Q -'N DRIVI G Students who take the course in driving learn the right way through books and actual exper- ience. The student comes from a study hall or study room, and thus it becomes an extra class. At the end of a set period of time, a graduate takes his test and receives his license. Mr. Roy Graves is the instructor.