Knapp High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Currituck, NC)

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umijiiiiis Business Department You mustn ' t look at the keys. B. Todd, Mrs. Lewis, S. Creekmore, P. Flora Those taking business courses are trained to be neat, efficient, and accurate. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and business mathe¬ matics, the offered courses, provide useful training for lifetime careers. Harriet J. Lewis B. S. Woman ' s College East Carolina Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Jean C. Homan B. S. East Carolina Business Mathematics I don ' t understand this interest problem. Mrs. Homan, W. Lewark, P. Hendrix, P. Griffin Agriculture Department The Agriculture Department at Knapp is de¬ signed to help boys become better citizens wheth¬ er they select farming or some other occupation as a career. The field of study includes parlia¬ mentary procedure, agriculture, and general shop. Jake. P. Johnson B. S. Mississippi State Agriculture 14 This can be used to vaccinate noisy boys Mr. Johnson ' s Ag. class Now this is the way to cut it. Mr. Johnson and Ag. I class

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English Department Students taking the English courses at Knapp strive to become masters of the language. Using their knowledge to think and write fluently, the students are better prepared to express their ideas and opinions. Educational filmstrips and records have furthered their knowledge. Would you rather have an open-book test? Mrs. Griffith Sam B. Short B. S. East Carolina English II Madeline M. Griffith B. A. Chowan College English III IV Veronica A. Cooper B. S. East Carolina English I Your assignment is to compose a poem. Mrs. Hampton This story wasn ' t very funny. Mr. Short Judith B. Hampton B. S. East Carolina English I II Today is Current Event Day. Miss Cooper

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Vocational Department In the Vocational Department, each student is given a chance to put his talents to use. Besides helping the student solve practical problems, the courses provide training for jobs in the future. Lewis B. Blanchard Griggs High School Internal Combustion Engines George W. Lewis B. A. M. Ed. Mississippi College University of Mississippi S. E. Baptist Seminary N. C. State Introduction to Vocations, Basic Economics for Business Occupations I think the motor is missing. J. Broome, Mr. Blanchard, C. Wallace, W. Lewark This means your account is overdrawn. Mr. Lewis, K. Bass, S. Parker Physical Education Department WE must keep up with the Physical Fitness Program. Mr. Ferguson The goal of the Physical Education Department is to give society a useful citizen with sound fitness qualities in phys¬ ical, mental, spiritual, emotional and so¬ cial health. John E. Ferguson B. S. Appalachian State Teacher ' s College Physical Education Callwell J. Hutson B. S. M. A. Salem College East Carolina Physical Education Hold your hands like this when you ' re shooting. Mr. Hutson Girls ' P.E. V nuns