J T Barber High School - Warrior Yearbook (New Bern, NC)

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cutct ' PCe z4 i tt fjounney £eCuc4rfto t MRS. MARY J. HARPER Typewriting I and II, Shorthand. The Business Department offers courses especially suited for those students who plan either to work after finishing high school or to go into fields of business or teaching after college. Mrs. Harper illustrates the use of the typewriter. d £duc ztio t » Driver ' s Education is a relatively new addition to our school and we are indeed grateful for it. It ' s ul¬ timate purpose is to insure and stress safety habits on our highways by our youths. Mr. Beaman instructs students in the intricate mechanism of the automobile. MR. THOMAS BEAMAN Driver ' s Education. 23

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Soviet . . . MRS. CLIFFORD WOOTEN Guidance Counselor. L. Moore consults Mrs. Wooten concerning , , registration and class assignments. As seniors, we can especially appreciate the personal attention and aid given by Mrs. Wooten. Her files con¬ tain a wealth of valuable information for all students. To our Librarian and her assistants we owe a debt of thanks. Through their efforts, our library provides a place of quiet study. MRS. ARABELLA BRYANT Librarian. Sponsor - THE PLANET. S. White discusses new books with Mrs. Bryant. iKwJ! ' 1 ' 22

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Sducatiow One fo dove %W S zU4fot t p dtve The practical and scientific knowledge acquired through Home Economics will enrich the lives of each girl and boy who avails himself of the course, and will provide skills that will be beneficial at home and all through life. MRS. ADELAIDE FENNER Home Economics. Sponsor - N. H. A. , Student Council. MRS. POLLY O. RICHARDS Home Economics. Senior Advisor. Today ' s youth must follow the trend of today - shorter skirts. Students observe a demonstration by Home Economist, Mrs. Mc- Swain, from National Livestock Company, Chicago, Illinois. Pre-school age children are being entertained at the close of the unit in Child Care. 24