King High School - Clarion Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Distributive education is a program of instruction in merchandising, marketing, and management which trains people for careers in retailing, wholesaling, and service establishments. It is a partnership between schools and the managers and owners of businesses. Student trainees attend school part-time and re- ceive supervised work experience under actual work- ing conditions. Training establishments are local business firms where the student receives on-the-job training which provides practical application of the trainee's studies. The D.E. teachers diagnose students' individual needs, tailor projects to fit these needs, and also pro- vide work-related learning experiences in the class- room. We have three school-based substitutes who serve King first and foremost: Mrs. Bandy, Mr. Swilley. and Miss Machen. These are the first persons to fill any temporary positions in the absence of regular faculty members. They are here so often that some- times we forget they hold substitute positions. We appreciate their commitment to King. Substitution 59

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Mr. Franklin Brook Mr. Oliver Jooev Sub. Diw. Hd. 58 Distributive Education igansr questions the Jones spends his free ti

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Mr . Jeanne Dyer Mf . Martha Arnold Mr. Hawkm Dept. Head. Chem I. Env. Scieewe Biology Chern 2 60 Science Mr. Jerry Marsh Biology I A. Ecology Mr . River Tyler Latin I. 2. J. Biology Mr . Rebecca Zambrano Anatomy and Phytioiogy. Chem. I