Frayser High School - Aries Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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I INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1' U CARLTON PRUITT B.S., Sam Houston State College . K. R. SHARPE Bob Jones University Memphis State College Besides striving to better fill the needs of the indi- viduals, the INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT carefully plans the activities, and the materials are ample and excellent. Through courses in Woodcraft, metalcraft, and graphics, boys are taught skills for 1 future use. EMBRY D. GARY B.S., Memphis State College BUSINESS EDUCATION The BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPART- -1 MENT attempts to place the students in the best possible positions as well as to train them for the job. I l l MRS. W. L. McGILL MISS GLADYS DUNCAN B.S., Athens College B.S., Memphis State College 4 l

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BAD I W. R. PETREMAN B.A., Ouachita Baptist College The BAND affords pleasure to all. The stu- dents participating in the band activities receive valuable knowledge in the field of music. They also give much pleasure to their community. MISS HAL DOUGLAS B.S., University of Tennessee In the HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT the girls first learn to cook and sew. The student can also learn child care, good grooming, etiquette, home nursing, meal planning and preparation, and consumer buying and budgeting. HOMEMAKI G MRS. KATHLEEN R. GRAVES B.S., University of Tennessee MRS. MARY j. HARRIS B.S., University of Tennessee

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HEALTH - PHYSICAL EDUCATIO MISS FRANCES HOBACK B.S., Memphis State College JACK YEAROUT M.A., Memphis State College L. C. CAFFEY M.A., University of Mississippi 'Gu MISS BETTY KEIRN B.S., University of Tennessee The HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION DEPARTMENT strives to develop healthy bodies and minds, and to build character, through its many interesting and diversified ac- tivities. OSLER STEPHENS, JR. B.S., Eastern Illinois State College