Copperas Cove High School - Bulger Yearbook (Copperas Cove, TX)

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Teens In olved With People 1 ff A Ronnie Myers and Iulie Nichols teach a class at Martin Walker as part of their Teen Involvement assignment. Mx' t A Martin Walker student shares her ideas with Teen Involve- ment leadcrs and class. Teen Involvement concentrates on making ele- mentary age students aware of the dangers of mis- using drugs or alcohol. They also teach these stu- dents more about themselves and their relation- ships with others.

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Business In olves Overtime ANQL W if Pnvsicit scaeHCE5 Typing is a skill well worth perfecting. .x WM An adding machine makes it easier for Paula Minor to add up numbers. Karen Turnbough runs off a stencil as a part of her VOCC class. W3 5? Typing is also a large part of VOCCT. Business classes offer instruction in a variety c skills including typing, shorthand, and busines law. VOCCT gives students the opportunity t practice business skills by putting them to wor on office machines.

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Music Spreads Harmon ' 5 k'A, K . , ,ii,:EZ,,Zgk.,, , Daily practice and hard work achieves the end result of a per- fect blend. Sam Carter asks for more from the soprano section. - The ability to harmonize is a valuable asset to choir members in both music and everyday living. Class time is spent learning fundamental skills such as sightreading as well as striving to achieve that perfect blend in their music. The choir per- forms many times during the year as well as attending UIL contests. fast.. it Singing creates a reflective mood for Darlene Woolard an Diane Stewart. Director, Sam Carter, leads the choir with enthusiasm.