John T Hoggard High School - Saga Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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Vocational Education Having a shorter school day, the students train in the jobs of their choice, training which acquaints them with their future careers. Mr. James Hinton and Mr. Kenneth Wooten, Sr., examine an airplane exhibit before class begins. Mr. Joseph Wood explains to Mr. William Wright and Mr. Charles McBroom some of the techniques of brick- Mr. Frances Meir points out a technique to his com- laying. mercial art class.

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Mrs. Anne Rowe pauses in her work to watch Mildred Beam brush up on her typing. = OST Miss Julia Spencer talks with Mrs. Marguerite Owen about a student’s attitude toward class. Le babe? baa ee et Va pc le rn ite pies Stee NS i % : ie Soumes test tah vai Seb z ee a tS pa ereene te a at = 1 RHE SILENT EET 2 Pe er Mrs. Margaret Leeuwenburg and Mrs. Glenda Brandon discuss the events of the school day.

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; i f x PR csizy. 7 Mr. Robert Chestnut hurries into his Construction Indus- try class to begin on time. Mr. Robert Bryan shows Johnny Franks how to draw an ellipse. Mr. LeRoy Fleming instructs Mr. Kenneth Stanley in the use of the megaphone. Driver Education Learning the fundamentals of operating a car, the student driver becomes a responsible part of the driving population.