Manual Training High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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THE PEP CLUB PURPLE AND WHITE Dynamite! Yea! Team! Fight! Fight! Fight! The Pep Club exhibits student enthusiasm and interest in sports and recreation. It accompanies the basket and football teams on trips when the games are played in the state. The club always gives the teams moral support, whether in the light of victory or defeat. Pictured above are the members of the club. They are from left to right, FIRST ROW: Shadra Upshaw qStudent Council representativej, Carol Coulter Qpresidentj, Gilda Crutcher, Georgetta Marshall Qsecretaryj, Danella Vann, Delores Patterson. SECOND ROW, kneeling: Patsy McElwee and Peggie Treadway. THIRD ROW, standing: Miss A. B. Reece qsponsorj, Freda Bailey, Claudia Wat- kins Qvice-presidentj, Freddia Cotton, Patricia Morrison, Irene Marshall Qchaplainj, Kay Ellen Robbins, Tamashia Herbert, Patsina McElwee.

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The Journalism Class publishes SGIDI annually the Manual Beacon which is eleven years old this year. The Beacon s motto Youth lights the way for a brighter day' Editor-in-Chief - - Associate Editor - - Society Editor - - Feature Story - - Copyreaders - - Typists - - Advertising Manager Photographers ---- Reporters - - Sponsor ------- M1ssB K Jackson JOURNALISM CLASS Seated counterclockwise Olivette Caesar Donald Wardlow Wanda Reed, Agness Dansby Emery Ruth Annie Hall Virginia Cooper Eveleen Thomas Amelia Winn, Velma Fowler Velma Hankins Tarleace Shannon Odessa Batson Richard Jones, Dallas Harris, Joyce Chapple Standing left to right Gene Smith Miss Jack son, Charlie Edwards Helen Tltsworth Cosby Ford .ff-V , f ff-, my ,...,. me .sn - fag, ffl :aw

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TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION The T. and I. Club is active in promoting public relations. Some of the projects of the T. and I. Club include the operation of live classes at the Oklahoma Free State Fair and displaying samples of the year's work at the annual spring show. This gives the public an insight ofthe functions of the trade departments. Each year a representative of industry is brought into the school to acquaint the entire student body, specifically, as to the qualification of an individual to fit into the industrial program. This is an objective program which makes a vast contribution in the guidance of students. The year 's work is then terminated with a magnificent annual Trade and Industrial Prom which helps to develop the social aspect of the individual and encourage an atti- tude of getting along with other people. The T. and I. officers from left to right are as follows: Jackie Royal, chaplain, Columbus Parker, parliamentariang Mr. B. I. Coleman, head sponsor, Maeola Nelson, secretaryg Claudius Milton, president, Janet Bynum, assistant secretaryg Raymond Welch, treasurer, Herman Moore, vice-president. Sponsors not shown are Mrs. A. L. Miller, Mr. V. L. Foshee, Mr. L. M. McCormick, Mrs. Mary L. Marshall, Mrs. M. P. Cox.