Fayetteville High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Carolyn Cunningham thumbs through magazine for ideas for the Merchandise Information Manual. Distributive .Education is a study of selling and retailing. It concerns the distribution of goods and also includes public service. The DE classes pictured on this page are working on a Merchandise In- formation Manual. Gerald Easterling tries his luck at typing a report Cbelow rightj. Johnny Lankford. Gary Wood, and Donald Leach work studiously on the manual Cabovel. Gayle Bookgut, Judy Taylgr, and, Diana Moody search for material for the manual Cbottom left .

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Commeriol Deportment gives students training for business world Accuracy as well as speed is the goal of a good typing student. In the above picture,Mrs. Cowan's.second hour typing class works for both accuracy and speed in a four-minutet1m- ing. Emma Jean Slaughter fbelowt searches for a mistake in her work. Mastering the use of the adding machine is important in book- keeping believes Mrs. Lawson frightt who is instructing a typing class on the importance of using home keys. 1-N

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DO cleols with productive skills. The diversified occupations classes are under the direction and supervision of Mr. Charles Pudlas. This class is co-operative training for students who wish to enter a specific trade. The fields they enter deal with pro- ductive skills such as nurses' aides. These students attend school half day in the morning and work the other half in the afternoon. Mr. Pudlas supervises classroom work in DO Diversified Occupation students Cabovej concentrate on their classroom studies. Judy Cookey flower rightj fills out job application form.