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CURRICULAR Courses Offered Are Varied The Vocational Department is widespread in offerings. Students have a choice of nearly a dozen sub- jects. Mechanical drawing and ln- dustrial Art are good beginning courses for the architect, draftsman, and the like. Auto mechanics is a practical course providing know- ledge for keeping one's car as well as forearningone'slivelihood.TheD.E. and l.C.T. classes provide the student-job-training classes while holding a job. Sometimes girls along with the young men find horticulture a fascinating subject. Some related courses, home economics and child care, are studied by both young men and women. 1. Mr. Cochran often gave assistance to stu- dents in the mechanical drawing class. Here he's helping Randy Mayes. V 2. Mr. Cochran obsenfed while Bobby Witte operated the Radial arm saw. 3. Rusty Cochran seemed to be enjoying him- self as he sanded down what appears to be a cutting board. Mr. William Cochran Mr. Nathan Crawford Mr. Blake Deal Mrs. Maxine Deal Mrs. Shirley Deal Mrs. Mary Galloway Mrs. Shirlene Grigg Mrs. Eleanor Puckett Mrs. Bobbie Ross Mr. Leroy Wynn 26
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1 Students Learn Job Skills Commercial courses offer an in- troduction into the business world. Preparation for jobs after graduation or continued study in college is made. Courses offered as electives include bookkeeping, keypunch, computer, shorthand, typing and secretarial practice. 1. Kenny Byars got the computer cards ready for Scott McCallum while Nickie Fetterson and joseph Gregory looked at some results. 2. Mrs. Phifer looked on as Mary Simpson, Mike Auten, Perry Bell, and Randy Gentry worked in typing class. 3. Nickie Fetterson worked hard during his IBM class. J 1' :IV i j I Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. 2 Ruth Krider Linda Lineberger Mary Miller Annie Sue Phifer 25
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CURRICULAR 2 1. Mr. Langley is the automotive instructor. 2. Wayne Wilson, Raymond Reitzel, Ford Motor Co. Representative Bob Cockerham, BiIIyTodd, Nicky Rudisill, Scott Washam, jerry Rankin, and Ricky Barnette discuss specifica- tions on the tractor engine donated to the auto mechanics dept. by the Ford Motor Co. 3. Rodney Parker concentrates while working on the tractor engine. 27
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