Chatham Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bear Creek, NC)

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New Occupational Course Prepared Participants for Careers in Food Service and Cabinet Making -Nineteen girls enrolled in the new, two-unit train- ing program Food Service. The new Home Economics Department included a special kitchen for this class. It consisted of a serving counter, a sandwich bar, a short order grill, and two French fry baskets. Observation in public restaurants was a part of the course. Upon completion of the course, the girls were able to secure employment through the Food Service Agency. Jobs included those of short-order cooks, waitresses, dieticians' aides, and caterers. Cabinet-making II, offered for the first time this year, further prepared students for the cabinet-making profession.

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Landis Phillips Elected President of N.C. State FFA LEFT PAGE 4 Students gathered in the lounge during free time to con- verse with one another. BOTTOM PAGE 4 Action sessions were held for the first time this year. BOT- TOM RIGHT PAGE 5 Pam Phillips and Kay Overman used the pay phone which was installed in the gym for students' personal use. TOP PAGE 5 Landis Phillips, state FFA President, and Harry Birdwell, na- tional president, were pictured at the National Leadership School in Washington, D. C. RIGHT Short, tall, thick, and thin—there was a place for all in the lunch line.

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LEFT PAGE 6 Food Service stu- dents started by taking orders from and serving each other. LEFT PAGE 7 Ronnie Lowe and Jeff Coore, Cabinet-making II students, used the band saw for the top of a lazy susan. BE- LOW Horticulture students la- beled bins outside the green house.