Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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'1 he proper way to close a cash deal is shown by Jean Rowell, Judy Hall, Pitt Horn, and Barbara Kelly as they study such techniques in Distributive Education. The D. C. T. and D. lf. programs were effective because ofthe variety of work done. From zero hour C7230 A. lNl.j until noon participants brushed up on subjects. Afternoons they were engaged in sell- ing men's wear, ladies' hats, oflice equipment. elec- trical supplies, or groceries. ln general secretarial duties, they filed insurance claims, typed for frozen juice companies, or inventoried stock. A course was instituted giving special instruction in wrapping, ringing up sales, and customer psy- chologyg this helped Christmas workers. All year students were busy applying what they learned in school to on-the-job situations-using technical skills or household sciences. 'S ,Qx rt fag 5

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Nlartha Davis and Bobby VVilson avoid the crowded prom as they enjoy dancing on the patio. REQUIRE RELAXATION Ann Hendrick finds this the perfect way to do homework. ifo- Owen Howard and Suzie Stinson are of the same opinion that this is one of those moments when fire- light has advantages. Climaxing a perfect date with a good night kiss are Steve Duckworth and Bobbie King.

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Learning to care for the small baby is part of the training in Home Economics as demonstrated by Evalyn Hussey Eleanor Bell Qharon Thompson and Bobbie Frost. TECHNICAL STUDY PREPARES EXPERIENCES Practicing what she has learned in home economics class Pat Quackenbush baby- sits with Becky and Bitsy Owen and Polly gtallings. FCR ON-THE-JOB Nliss Frances Saunders carefully checks the transcripts of her second-year shorthand class. .EL 1,f1w'A XKWV' '. X A Lf' ' fr - 59' gl, N y,,mf79'9' I! ,'l,'7vf'! Au' -, ,, ffl IJ w H I 4- l h I , ,, ..,, 23 Putting to good use the skills she has learned in class is Scarlett Gaston as she checks a total for Orlando Nlotors.