South Edgecombe High School - Maccripine Yearbook (Pinetops, NC)

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Learning by doing. Mr. Abrams ' duties jet into every hour of every day. His days are filled not only with his teaching responsibilities, but with leadership in many civic organizations as well as the in¬ numerable services given on a personal basis to community members. Vocational Cooking is one of the numerous aspects of the Home Economics courses. For the most part, things run smoothly, but . . . accidents will happen. 27 Tool identification is one of the many phases of agri¬ culture that challenge the minds of the Freshmen boys.

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A familiar and daily sight at the Agriculture Depart¬ ment is Mr. Bradley ' s re¬ turn from having lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Abrams His busy day entitles him to these few minutes of freedom at the scheduled lunch hour. Mrs. Noble, the newest addition to the Home Economics Department, always has sor new and different project going to keep her classes constantly on the move.

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Physical Education Trophies are physical symbols of the rewards of athletic pro¬ grams, but there are the intangible rewards—stamina, strength, sportsmanship. The end products of physical edu¬ cation-healthy minds and bodies. Basic fundamentals of basketball teach these freshmen girls to work under pressure. Basketball also teaches students to work as a team—to co-operate with their fellowmen. i£KPB This boys P. E. class learns the techniques of tumb- ling as well as many other sports. Through vigor- ous physical activities their bodies are prepared to meet the stringent needs of busy 1968 life.