Green Oaks High School - Greenleaf Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Stacy Lee, Snorria Maeshack, and word processor that was added to Stacy Batts learn to operate the the Business Department this year. COE Prepares One For Jobs Students in Cooperative Office Education are enrolled in a program designed to give a student an introduc¬ tion to a career in the business office setting. Developing accuracy and profi¬ ciency in typing in one of the COE classes.

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Business Department f The business courses taught at Green Oaks offer students a general background knowledge of the business field. Courses offered are bookkeeping, shorthand, Mrs. Doris McMillan instructs Ruth Lindsay and Pamela Williams in some filing procedures. Eunice Hair and Arlene Hardman are shown new techniques by Mrs. Charlott Cadman. Posed before one of the many colorful and informational boards are Ruth Lindsay, Pamela Williams, Mrs. McMillan and Connie Speed. 92 I

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Some band members—Rosalyn Jordan, Christella Williams, Paula Lewis, Jake Davenport, Broderick Gantt, Letha Johnson and Vincent Monroe—strike a pose as they show two of the instruments that are essential to the band. The Mighty GOHS Band The band, under the direction of Mr. Albert Jackson, came together in August, one month before the opening of school to begin preparations for a very active year. The vigorous exercises, practices, and discipline paid off. The band gave outstanding half-time and pre-game shows and performed in many festivals and parades. In the “Battle of the Bands” contest held in Monroe, Green Oaks won se¬ cond place. After the football season, the band participates in many music festivals.