Sherman High School - Athenian Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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f Q 35- gpm WH-W-fa-rr,-,,,,. Seminar Helps to Broaden Knowledge For the first time the Cosmetology department of Sherman High School attended a three day seminar at Grayson County Junior College. During the seminar, students viewed films and saw demonstrations on facial cosmetics, and basic hair cutting. This year 26 juniors and seniors are enrolled in cos- metology. During the two year, three hour a day course students learn about hair styling, applying cosmetics, and manicures. Concerning Cosmetology, senior, Karen Knowles commented, I took cosmetology because l plan to go into a cosmetic field. 1. Kim Lakey styling a patron's hair. 2. Angie Kuykendall and Mrs. Dorothy Mullins take a permanent wave rods out of the hair after completing the wave. 3. Becky Blackburn styles a patron's hair 4. Sandra Carson shampoos a wiglet. 4. Mrs. Dorothy Mullins presents a demonstration of styles on patron, Mrs. Baker, to student Emily Guerrero. 3. 2. at 5. Academics - 25

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VOCATIONAL OFFICE EDUCATION 'S-.... 1. Secretarial Work Appealing to Students Vocational Office Education is available to juniors and sen- iors at Sherman High School. V.O.E., secretarial, and filing skills are used. Two classes of pre-lab and two classes for co-op students are offered. To break the monotony of routine work, classes partici- pated in field trips to banks, industries, County offices, and other interesting places. Junior Karen Brewer, enrolled in V.O.E. because it helps 'lprepare you for a job when you graduate. Jennifer White, junior, also commented she took the course because it is fun and offers a lot of different things. 1. Jackie Hicks corrects error on a legal typing paper. 2. Peggy Dodd works at Sherman Radiologists, her training station. 3. Karen Crawford completes files at Adami 8.4 Keller Associates. 4. Karla Parr does a practice set in record keeping. 5. Kirsten Garrison does medical typing paper in her Co-op class. 4. 24 - Academics

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DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Marketing Careers Enhance Educauon The Distributive Education course at Sherman High School offered students a chance to work in marketing occupations while they learned the necessary subjects to graduate. Grades ten through twelve were eligible to enroll in D.E. Sophomore students took part in pre-employment lab and juniors and seniors par- ticipated inthe Co-op program. , 'ATO earn money to get out of school early, and to buy a car are the reasons that junior Carla Southerland took D.E. Scott Holcomb stated that he took the class early to earn enough money to get a car and to get experience in working conditions. Students also participated in state contests and the Employer and Employee Banquet. 2. 4. 1. Lisa Sample shows delight with sales presentation. 2. Shawna Ramsey takes call at Collegiate Shoppe. 3. Tony Bennie stocks vegetables at Tom Thumb. 4. Brien Pate and Mitch Gray present sales demonstration. 26 - Academics I it a 1? N 5. Xt.: '--x, 'IIA N 'LJWAJ' Q K-K A Xyyf i' I g.,,.. , f t , . if 12'-f.. , JQIA. Y 'R 1 S 1' f xt I I . .Q , ' 4,3 iff 4 if We 'H N., K 0 ' .4 -cs KN . iii ,g ,