Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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mf W '55, iizfgyf ' -f' ,. 52 ' iffifg. . ,gf f' 'N-we--.gif Mrs. Marie Scully: Art, Art Club Adviser. Art Enriches . . . the culture of interested students who elect to take this course. ln- structed by Mrs. Marie Scully, stu- dents work with charcoal and water colors and experiment with block printing, sketching, and self-por- traits. Art helps develop students' abilities and talents. M f Sandra McDonald arranges her art folder, Members of the art class busily prepare their own creations. 33

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French is challenging . . . to both French l and French Il stu- dents. Students begin their curricu- lum with oral lessons and progress into written work. Additionally, stu- dents gain an understanding of French customs and ways of life. With the introduction of French Ill next year, our students will gain greater insights into the French language. x Iialli f'J' AV ,X Q li f . Y... -'mt' ' A ' , M - ' , Q i 5- be 7 -1175.5 IP xx' ' ':-. t A 5 2 - Q v if ' ITT W 'F' -.v, '4 Eel Mrs. Florea Cagle: French, English, French Club Adviser. ig, its I' aft A 1 An ff. :l 'l 'l ll Q1 Mrs. Mary Tallonz French, History, Beta Club Adviser. 32

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The business department teaches students who are preparing for office or secretarial careers. The typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping courses taught in this department also offer useful abilities to all high school students. David McLaurin and Myrtle McRae con- centrate on a typing speed test. 34 . .ll v T , s . , - mimkwm Xi, g , ix , Vi',f' li -V T ? rsgW4gi,p,t I V. gl fl 1 ' VL -bv' Mrs. Craig Keith: Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, FBLA Adviser. v THE GREGG T i I :f'3li1':f, fu Q Q at an Mr. LeVon Mitchell: Typing, Hi-Lite Adviser. w-' L-CH PING WAI' 9895939 66009 , Qggeaemn0CWl tsimce emi i 1300 B800