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fine arts center EEE sw'i'fT'if'T f'Fl !. iiliia We y , lg nu 4 mm 'Z f X Q Q. . ' -'75 4 .H-. The fine arts center draws stu- dents from fifteen area high schools for the purpose of de- veloping talent and skills in spe- cific areas. these areas are art, dance, voice, piano, strings, cre- ative writing and filmfvideo. the school offers two classes a day in each area, with each class consisting of M hours teaching time. This year Caroli- na had seventeen students com- muting to the fine arts center daily. the school is the only one of its kind in the south. For this rea- son the school is planning ex- pansion so that it can make its facilities available to more stu- dents. I. At times, even vocal students like Julie Turner must listen rather than sing. 2. The filmfvideo program acquaints Sonya Branthem with a variety of equipment most TV watchers never see. 3. The extreme discipline involved in formal dancing is demonstrated by Tracey Powell 4. Fine arts center students board the bus to return home to Carolina. 5. The camera captures Dana McGhee in a solo movement as she performs before her classmates. 6. Another vocal student, Patti Nelson. is representing Carolina at the fine arts center. Academicsf37
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R L K ,MW k.,. .. -, sfxp sf. - -, . J4-7' - P l ' T-45 -.. page 38 2. Keeping records is hard work. 3. Mrs. Edwards runs off the daily as- signment. ' 5. Tracy Hopkins works at his account- ing. 6. Mrs. Edwards talks with a student. 8. The adding machine is a big help for Lydia Shumate as she checks her fig- ures. page 39 2. Everyone works hard in typing class. 2. Tanya Hallums concentrates on her keys. 3. Mrs. Hamilton grades the account- ing papers. 4. Organization is an important factor in business classes. he 5 Y -f Tr, VI ,.,' ' Business classes stayed busy. The far end of third wing was always lively with the sound of business machines and type- writers. The numerous activities of the business department pre- pared students for the business world and the job market. Co- ordinating the department's ef- forts this year was Mrs. Karolyn Edwards. Academlcsf39
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