Lexington High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (Lexington, SC)

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I .nl Proctice Produces Drivers, Safety Actively participating in the drivers education program, newly licensed car operators found driving to be more complex than imagined. Actual practice in autos provided Under Mr. Rawl's supervision Grady Harmon performs the menial task of changing a tire on the drivers ed car. Thar all-important glade book is a prime concern of Gerald Roof as he prepares to chauffeur Mr. Rawls around town. by local dealers gave experience in handling the cars on open roads. Students in driver's education and school bus .safety patrols learned the rudiments of highway safety with the help of films and lectures. These educational pro- grams have proven beneficial. Summary-97

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Business Courses Prepare Mognotes of Tomorrow Bookkeeping, shorthand, note- hand, personal typing, professional typing, business math-these were the various business courses offered during the '72-'73 school year at LHS. Subjects such as these were instrumental in preparing future business magnates as well as secre- taries, bookkeepers, stenographers, and general office workers for their future occupations in the world of business. Pupils were taught correct office procedure, typing methods, income tax processing, and how to keep accurate records. Modern mechanical aids such as the dicta- phone machine helped students gain first-hand knowledge of their use and assisted in facilitating the teachers' task. Members of the Future Busi- ness Leaders of America were given the chance to enter business for themselves during their annual doughnut wie held at midterm and final exams. The FBLA also gave students an opportunity to probe and practice the economic system of free enterprise. Added hints from Mrs. Forrest aid Cheryl Monts in accelerating her speed of taking shorthand 98 Summary Learning to complete records and to effi- ciently file them is an important part of bookkeeping for Janet Frye. Worthwhile office practice familiarizes Debbie Aull and Margaret Keisler with the handling and use ofa dictaphone.