Eastern Wayne High School - Warrior Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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Blanche Artis Home Economics john C arr fCl1mate Control Delores Johnson fTvp1ng Accountingj, Theo Van Loon Electronics? Vicki Myers CHomc hconomics and Lhild Carej Sylvia Nethercutt fHealth Occupationsj, Judy O,Daniel QTyp1ng Office Occup ltl0IlS Shorthlndj johnnie Sherrod fBI'lChl3VlIlgl Bcttx W ehbcr QTyping, Accountingj. CNot Brian Walker and Rusty Kmboth test Wires in Pictured Mike Brown CAuto Mechanicsl julie Capps CAgr1LultureD and George Summerlin Qljraitingj, ,l, ,, ' T' Vocations Take Students Down The Path To Learning. Work study is also included in the vocational program. Work study consists of working at a joh and going to work study class two days 4 week. l These up-to-date courses teach students valuable skills that will hell them in pursuing the career of their choice. Vocational courses teacl students to he independent and make a living for themselves. Vocations are all about people and that,s what life is all about! L clbb. x 1 2 Chris Bowers test his skills on the computer in computer class.

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.name - .... Mr. Millerys CAP class attentively watches CNN. Rana Welch instructs Duane Lewis about the Crimean War. Experiencing Time through Social Studies. Where else can a student travel from Paleolithic Ages, experi- ence several wars, and discover the current problems of man and the mind than in the Social Studies Department at Eastern Wayne. The hosts through the periods of time are Mrs. Gloria Burney, Ms. Amelia Dees, Mr. Bill Garner, Mr. Patrick Miller, and Mr. Robert Peele. Theirjob is to educate students concerning economic, political, historical, and psychological changes in time. As a traveler in time, one will learn and enjoy all facets ofhistory and will learn to be proud ofthe world,s past and aware of the worldls future. The courses offered by the Social Studies Depart- ment are World History, World Studies, American History, American Studies, Contemporary American Problems, United States History, Economics, Psychology, Civics, and Family Liv- ing. Besides all of the enjoyable occasions the student will have in class, the knowledge he or she receives through the Social Studies Department will help widen his or her education so that the student will become a much better person and citizen. All Eastern Wayne students take World History and Civics because each is required for graduation. These courses are re- quired so to prepare the student for life in the forever changing world. ss Social Studies Department - B. Garner, A. Dees, R. Peele, P. Miller Social Studies f 71

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Foreign Language A Cultural Experienoel Mrs. Claire Foster is chairperson Har Foreign Language at Eastern Wayne. Oflered to the student body are French I, II ,and III, taught by Mrs. Claire Foster and Mrs. Mary Daughtry. Spanish I and II are also offered and they are taught by Mrs. Ann Brinson and Mrs. Mary Daughtry. Mrs. Foster explained that the first year ofa foreign language con- sists mostly oflistening and repeating words, phrases, and sentences. .,9f,ig,. . , r .a at ik ., cu Z' --.gp hi' be hm . . ffl! Parlezrvous Francais? During the second year, the students get a more in-depth study of grammar and Vocabulary. When taking a third year ofa foreign lan- guage, students study the literature and culture of the country. Taking a Hireign language will broaden a students horizons and with the courses offered at Eastern Wayne, no student should pass up the opportunity! ...-,,-.4 What was that? I'm just dreaming of Paris. t -:ip Foreign Language teachers are Ann Brinson, Claire Foster, and Mary Daughtry. 52? 4' ,W- i ff 5 ,ryf 5 Us K A V 4- I i W 1' ' f z 131 ECN' il .. A? .W 1 - ci