Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Business Education Qualigf Education to meet the needs of a growing community is our goal in Business Education at Norview High School. Students prepare to accept jobs in oiiices upon completion of business courses. A few of the positions for which stu- dents are preparing are: Stenographer, Bookkeeper, Secretary, Data Processing Clerk, Typist, Business Managers, Machine Operators, Receptionist . . . Upon completion of further education, students can prepare to be programmers, systemators, business teachers, medical secretaries, accountants. Many students in the Business Education Department are in the cooperative work training program in which they are supervised on the job each day in vari- ous oiiices throughout the city. The oliice instruction is considered as an extension which is of the instruction which is received in the classroom. Vocational Office Training may be taken only by high school seniors who have successfully passed elementary courses in basic business and typewriting. The Business Education Department is constantly evaluation and updating each course so that the most up-to-date methods and materials can be utilized by the students who are entering our offices in the community upon graduation. Mrs. Jeraldine Tata MTS- Sharon Vaughn Business Education B.S., M.S., Madison College, V.P.I. Gamma Delta Tri-Hi-Y B.S., Radford College Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Mrs. Marie Tyler Business B,S.. Salem State College Bookkeeping, Typing 61: Notchand

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Mrs. Carol Robinson Typing 8a Business Law B.S.. Longwood College Mr. Norwood Bostic Business Education B.S., Old Dominion, Wm. 8: Mary F.B.L.A. gg vu in I l Mrs. Anita Pendegraph Typing B.S., Radford College F.T.A. Co-Sponsor xiii? lil will Miss Nancy Gurlh Mrs. Marion Anderson V,O.T. 8: Shorthand 5h01'ih2ll'1Cl 36 TYPU13 BS., Madison Collcge B.S., Indiana State College F.B.L.A. Co-Sponsor 22

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University of' Vt University of' Tenn. Mr Robert Beauter Jr Mr. Donald LaMendola Graphic Arts Mechanical Shop, Metal Shop B S M Ed BulTtlo State University ot' B.S.. Calif. State College Industrial Arts ' 1 A A 'nhl S . l l 4' at r .J 5 V 'V Q 'iw i A Xl 'Q xg Mrs- Joyce Hill Mrs. Constance Humphreys Homemaking Hgmemgkma B.S., Women's College of Ga., V.P.l. B.S., East Carolina College Mrs. NZl1'lCy Abbott Mrs, Betty Burke Art Art 8: Art Survey B.S., Old Dominion College B.F.A,, Richmond Professional Institute Co-Sponsor Art Club Art Club K T 4, r. t , N. H X ,g-- , uf, ' gg it The Industrial Arts of Norview High is a part of the general education program. The courses are designed to give an insight into the industrial society in which we live today. The courses range from the basic fundamentals to advanced skills and technics. These courses give the student an opportunity to have a better understanding and appreciation for the products of industry. Industrial Arts also ofTers the opportu- nity to create or to develop an interest that may lead to a vocation or avocation in later life. 24 Kappa Psi Y Teens f Mr. Francis Spencer Mechanical Drawing B.S.. East Carolina Colle tc