Metropolitan High School - Image Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Industrial Education Staff Recognized Mr. Emest Rush, Director Mr. Walter F. Sawrie, Supervisor, Industrial Education Department 12-Administration Mrs. Emmalean Still, Vocational Secretary Mrs. Peggy Poteet, Vocational Secretary Mrs. Ruth Steele, Director of the Commu- nicative Skills Project The Industrial Education De- partment introduces the new voca- tional programs and tries to keep them running smoothly and the stu- dent body well adjusted to them. All the vocational programs financed through federal and state sponsorship are supervised by this department.

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aw v ' -5 M , f - .5531- g1g r ., ..- Mr. Daniel H. Woods, President , 1 Mr. Charles A. Brown Mr. William R. Meeks I Dr. Bert O, Miller Mr. T. E. Patterson Mr. J im L. Jenkins, Vice President Dr. George P. Beene, Secretary School Board Sets the Paco The c'School Boardn functions for the benefit of all who attend school, whether a teacher, student, or cus- todian. Approval of plans for new build- ings, salary schedules, the length of school year, and finances are a few of the many duties of the Board, They strive to set policies that should he easy to follow by both students and teachers, and fair to all. Administration-1 1

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Student Co-op Pr Mrs. Nadine Marcum 44 -f Mrs. Gill Breshears ! Mr. Raymond Dow ogram Keep Directors On-the-Go Mr. Bob wright The senior students under the co-op program have on-the-job train- ing and are placed on jobs in the afternoons. The co-op students, con- duct and the way they perform their jobs reflects on Metropolitan and will determine the success and future of this educational program. They work a minimum of 15 hours a week and receive a hourly rate of pay. Approximately 90 sen- iors are employed through the coop- erative Work-training program. BELOW: Mrs. Marcum has a discussion with her COE students.