Drexel High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Drexel, NC)

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Marital Problems Discussed In Sociology -Clean-up day Mr. Hemphill appears “all tied up.” -Mr. Mitchell says, “‘Peace unto you.” -Mrs. Sutton observes students. '-Mr. Hemphill brainstorming. -Explaining American Democracy is Mrs. Sutton. -Mr. Mitchell hard at work.

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After lunch while most students forged on into the second half of a school day, vocational students left campus to conquer the world of business. Traveling to different points throughout the country such as Rader’s, Roses, and the Ham House, the students of DE and ICT go to their respective jobs. Films, field trips, candy sales, and a gigantic Christmas drive to help the needy all combined to make Mr. Franklin’s and Mr. Hildebran’s classes exciting ones. Adding to the enrichment of the Graphics Arts Department were visits in December to the Graphics Arts Department of Appalachian State University and to the Charlotte Merchandise Mart in March where representatives of different companies demonstrating varied types of machines. Helping with the publication of material for the county such as the Lyceum, the Wolverine Scene, and report cards was the addition of a new Varityper. 23

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Bringing into focus the co ntributions of past civilizations mingled with those of modern times, the History Department headed by Mrs. Sutton created stimulating atmosphere for those who have historical minds. On class discussions in sociology of social problems stemming from marriage, drugs and alcoholism were conducted and sometimes referred by Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Hemphill. Even though term papers and book reports lie dormant in the back of each student’s mind as he entered the world of economics and sociology, every benefit derived from these courses continues with us as we face the haunting world of tomorrow. 2