Millbrook High School - Laurel Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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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

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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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and Ourselves Civics and economics help Millbrook students obtain a knowledge of the American system of government and the economics of the country. They give the student a better understanding of the problems of daily living. These courses acquaint him with what he faces in the future as a citizen of his country. Who studied economics? This line-up for quizzing will tell. Mrs. Glover teaches civics and general science. Mrs. Curtis is continually amused by her Senior eco- nomics class. Charles Gower helps Mrs. Glover with a science experi- ment as the class watches. 15