Lake Hamilton High School - Wolf Howl Yearbook (Pearcy, AR)

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We ' ll Study And Study In Study Lab Under the supervision of Regina Carroll, study lab has been very successful. Miss Beverly Angel and Miss Nelda Parker help students out 2nd through 5th periods each day. Here, they are tutored and are helped to study for upcoming tests and essays. This class was designed to help the students to study harder and more often, in hopes of improv- ing their grades. Under this profes- sional guidance, we ' re happy to report that they are doing well! So, students, keep on studying!! s ' I Sij l-Miss Angel loves to study! 2-Miss Parker puts on a happy face for Randy McCaslin. 3-Mrs. Regina Carroll-Study Lab is her department. 4-Kenny Billingsley relates brain to book. 5-Mark Sampson fakes it pre tty good. 6-Karen Easton likes the illustrations. 7-Clay Elmore can ' t believe that thing writes! 103

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Coordinated Career Education - CCE : Students invol ved in the coordinated career education pro- gram are students that need the special preparation for the outside world and its work. They ' re taught academic lessons in the morning and in the afternoon are enrolled in vocational school or are em- ployed in an actual job. This program is a very effective one and the dedicated teachers, Mr. Gray and Miss Parker, help to make it easier for the youth of today to deal with daily crisis. 1 -Sponsor, Mr. Gray, back row: Mike Terrell, Donna Vasseau, Kenneth Martin, Greg Motley, Lita Spencer, Doug Cloud, Jim Evans, Tanya Spencer, Tom Miles, Curtis Cash, Bruce Brown, Raymond Willingham, Tammy Cole, Chris Wethering- ton, Tim Kuykindyle, Lyn Glover, Scott Garibay, and Miss Parker, Sponsor. Bottom Row: Floyd Hurst, Sandy Pendegraft, Sheila Brunt, Sheila Brunt, Denise Bryan, Billy Jones, Charles Weathsrford. 2-Doug Cloud and Jim Evans flick a smile at the camera. 3-Shella Brunt, Lita Spencer, and Tanya Spencer are very involved in their work. 102 CCE

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Business Classes Prepare... Paula Shiver takes her Typing I class through the stages of locating the keys, margin setting, and learn- ing to type many forms of letters. She also teaches accounting which provides students with an overall picture of the total process of business systems and is a good base for further study and career advancement in the business world. Although there are many career opportunities available in accounting and related fields, accounting is for all persons who need to understand financial records so that improved economics decisions can be made - and that means everyone. Accounting I includes learning how to organize and summarize financial facts and how to interpret the economic message those facts convey. Students start with a begin- ning balance sheet; learn the princi- ples of debiting and crediting, journalizing, and posting; and finally, learn to prepare the financial state- ments. l-Mrs. Shiver ' s famous words are, ' Hands on home keys? Typel 2-The Typing I class works on the production assignment for the week. 3-Cheryl Gattis works intently on her accounting. 4-Willie Ennis studies dividends as David Davis daydreams. i. , ' 104 Business