Neville High School - Monroyan Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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GAYE OLCOTI' AND DIXIE JOHNSON use the adding machines, These two girls are only a small per cent of the students that learn the general procedure of office work. The commerce department prepares students so well that often they are able to obtain very good jobs in and around Monroe after graduation.

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SUPERINTENDENT Ol: BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS is Mr. Lanis Pettit, Sr., who usually arrives first and leaves last on each school day. Through the years, the main- tenance staff at Neville has done 21 top-notch job of keeping the building of which we are so proud in the finest condition. Visitors frequently cannot believe that the main structure is now over 20 years olcl, U, 1V'.:f-M V , 1-ugnf. - MRS. METTIE CARTER is known by everyone as the one who feeds the student body in the free lunch program. About half of the Neville stu- dent body uses the school cafe- teria at noon. The lunch period is divided into three shifts to accom- modate the students without over- crowding. About 200 eat lunch during each shift. cz ezdcz

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MR. LANIER THOMPSON, one of the latest atltlitions to the Neville faculty from the Ouachita Parish system, and Miss Harriett Hoyle, who has been on the faculty for many years, teach the skill courses in tommerce. At right, 21 student is engaged in learn- ing use of the typewriter. Below, a group of Mr. Thompson's bookkeeping students work on their practice sets to get practical use of what he has taught them on bookkeeping techniques. ui-