Dillon High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dillon, SC)

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,,..q-nn. X 5. Home economics promotes . . valuable skillssuch asserving, cook- ing, and performing other household duties. Mrs. Willadine Taylor instructs Q her students in learning these skills in order to provide good home- makers of tomorrow. These students will be able to become better house- Mrs. Willadine Taylor: Home Economics, FHA Adviser. wives and hOrT1GmaK6rS. Betty Hum practices the Skills of Sewing. Members of the Home Economics class eat part of a tasty breakfast they prepared. 35

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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

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Bible enlightens . . . the daily lives of students to whom it is administered. Offered as an elective course, it is taught by Mrs. Mary Freitas. Students may study Bible history, geography, laws, and forms of literature found in the Bi- ble. This Bible study both enriches and enlightens the lives of students. Driver education trains . . . the student in correct car operation and highway safety. Classroom in- struction is supplemented with ac- tual driving experience. Through Driver Education, it is hoped that students will become safer and more knowledgeable drivers. 36 Q rr i Mrs, Mary Freitas: Bible, Pep Club Adviser, Junior Varsity Cheerleader Adviser. Mr. Marion Lee: Driver Education, Junior Varsity Football, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Adviser, Fellowship of Christian Students Adviser.