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I ' WW Beverly Kruszewski measures material at Lich- enstein ' s, gaining credit for her distributive education class. Larry Pugh, an electronics student, is baffled Greg Singleterry (left) enjoys posing for a picture more than learning to take one, as Mr. by the complex equipment. Ed Botelho looks at a print with Walter McKee. Faculty 147
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Vocational Classes Teach Students To Work Hard TS. Mary Pettit Mrs. Jo Cranford Mrs. Cynthia Mr. Ed Botelho Bookkeeping V.O.E. McMullen Bookkeeping Electronics Besides taking part in academic studies, King students also had an opportunity to learn business skills. With classes rang- ing from electronits to vocational office training to typing, students prepared for a vocational career. In Distributive Education, I.C.T., and V.O.E. , students learned the basics for preparation in business fields. Typing and bookkeeping classes gave students the opportunity to learn skills for business or school work and electronics classes coupled knowledge with practical experience to provide a good working backsfround. Brian Elkouri cross-examines a witness in the Business Law mock trial held in January. I46 FHcult -
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New Teachers at King When King opened this fall 32 new teachers were within its walls. Mrs. Pat Juelg was the only one not totally alien, as she had taught at King previously. When Mr. Rodney Davis, journalism sponsor, took a position as Public Rela- tions Director with the school board at mid-semester. Miss Chris Davis took his place. At semester two more teachers were replaced. Mis Larry Lanmon was replaced by Mrs. May Lee, and Mrs. Jayne Selby replaced Mrs. Norma Garza. Mrs. May Lee, History Mrs. Jayne Selby, English Library Serves as Place of Study, Learning, Knowledge Under the direction of Mrs. Martha Salinas, head librarian, the library was one of the busiest areas on the school — always filled with students researching in- formation, studying for tests, or enjoying the varied reading material. Students also made use of the audio-visual equipment available in the library. li Mrs. Wilma Havel, Mrs. Judy Baker, audio-visual ass ' t. librarian Mrs. Wilma Havel stops to talk to students on her way to the office.
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