Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

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And consider them our best friends Another vocational aspect of Randleman High School is the Business Department. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Peggy Bunting and Mrs. Ersell York, the students at Randleman learn the following courses: Typing I and II, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Office Practice. Our stu- dents are very fortunate to have these two very capable teachers to lead them in the field of business. MRS. PEGGY BUNTING MRS, ERSELL YORK Students hand in another $!-% timed writing to Mrs. York. EIS

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We are grateful for their devotion to us Randleman High School offers several vocational courses to the students who do not plan to further their education in college. For the girls, Miss Emily Huckabee teaches Home Economics I and II. Mr. Bill Hutchins, our agriculture teacher, Mr. Ed Daniels, bricklaying in- structor, and Mr. Charles Daniels, who instructs the students in Construction Industries and I.V., lead our boys in vocational education. Miss Huckabee patiently instructs the girls in sewing. V. E. boys learn the art of bricklaying. MISS EMILY HUCKABEE MR. BILL HUTCHINS MR. ED DANIELS MR. CHARLES DANIELS 24

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Without them our day would drag. . . Physical Education students receive a balanced pro- shire, Mr. Charles Gregory, and Mrs. Barbara Kinney - gram of health and physical exercises. Mr. Joe Brook- have proved to be excellent physical education teachers. The girls in P. E. participate in many various sports. MRS. BARBARA KINNEY TEACHERS AIDES: Mrs. Judy Wicker and Mrs. Joanne Spencer. eT, Gee OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Billi Memory, Patsy Reece, Fay Tucker, Patty Brown, Wanda Farlow, Janice Briles, Sharon Sibbett, Karen (hrogdon,= Gayle Millikan, Betty Stephens, and Joan Davis. 26