Choctawhatchee High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Fort Walton Beach, FL)

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courses vary to student’s needs high school is a learning process in which we prepare to join the community and be accepted into the world. choctawhatchee’s curricu- lum forms the basis for setting our goals. excellent vocational pro- grams are offered for those students who are interested in obtaining financial security within the community as op- posed to the college level pro- gram which helps students prepare to accept the chal- lenges posed by the ever- changing world. top pat whitney and tarry Salisbury participate in the useful, practical- experience courses, bottom left you're expecting me to eat this stuff?” queries beginning cook, pam bachelor, right sometimes learning is a serenity—a drinking-in of quiet knowledge by vicki jones. 20 curriculum

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pride is by-product of okaloosa’s school board “choctaw’s pride is a by- product of okaloosa county's school board,” remarked mr. erwin fleet at the november board meeting, members make contracts, set policies, and se- cure personnel for county schools during the year. not only choctaw’s growth, but also growth in educational facilities throughout the county results from efforts of school board members, led by newly re-elected chairwoman, mrs. anne mitchell. i % above joe etheredge listens intently while anne mitchell looks a bit- skeptical about student requests, top left checking over the board's legal matters, erwin fleet is sometimes asked to comment at meetings, top right jack foster arrives early to get last minute things ready before the start of the meeting, bottom max bruner jr., superintendant of schools, listens to recommendation.1, introduced to the board. 22 school board