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Mr. Stiles and Mr. Messer are instructors in the Textiles and Industrial ,-Xrts Department. The Tex- tile Departmf-nt offers courses in mechanical and yarn calculation. cotton yarn manufacture and processes. The purpose is to give the student a better over-all knowledge of cotton yarn manufac- ture before entering the textile industry. The Diver- sified Cooperative Training Program 1D.C.T.b is a supervised occupational training vvork-study-pro- gram to develop basic occupational duties for sub- sequent employment in business and industry. The Industrial Arts Department trains students in Woodcraft. The students make several projects during the school year for their own personal use. Miss Pendleton and Miss Bland are our librarians. It is a long accepted fact that the library is the barometer of the school system, and in this case, the town and county as well, because ours is also a public library. We seat ap- proximately seventy persons. and much of the time the library is filled to capacity. The department of Audio-Visual Materials is growing rapidly. Mrs. Morgan. Dietitian, and Mrs. Shepherd make up the lunch- room staff. Each day they furnish the students with a well-balanced meal. There are approximately five hundred and fifty students who avail themselves of the opportun- ity of eating a hot meal. Mr. Morgan, Maintenance En- gineer. sees that the school is kept in the best possible condition. both the campus and buildings.
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