Millbrook High School - Laurel Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Changing Vocations Mrs. Reese is busy preparing for her next class. Mrs. Berry expresses her viewpoints on retailing to her D.E. class. Mrs. Reese, the commer- cial teacher, explains the fun- damentals of bookkeeping to her class. Mrs. Berry also finds time to counsel Sandy Dixon, one of her D.E. students. Patsy Wheeler, a D.E. student, enjoys waiting on customers in a department store. Mrs. Reese explains to a typing student that experience is the best teacher. 13

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Miss Ruth Turner dem- onstrates the proper way to cook on a gas stove. Students Prepare for Mrs. Pendleton arranges the child care projects made by her students. Donna Bailey wonders how the freshman girls find their books. Mr. Winborne guides his boys in woodcraft and many other fields. The home economics and agriculture classes are busy learning new methods for doing old jobs. Home economics prepares future homemakers for making and managing a home by giving them actual practice in these skills. Agriculture trains future farmers in all types of work to develop their skills and guides some toward a future vocation.

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Learning of Others Patsy Clappse and Virginia Oswald brighten up the French class with a colorful bulletin board. Mrs. Thomas ' s eco- nomics class learns more about banking. Mrs. Haywood is proud of the new foreign language tapes. Mrs. Thomas teaches English I, as well as Sociology and Eco- nomics. French students learn that French is mostly work and little play. Beth Gower finds that reading French is not as easy as English. Mrs. Haywood checks the Latin I class to see if the students have prepared their day ' s work. 14