South Point High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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as W il Top: Two heads are better than one-Phil Ellis and Sandy Donaldson Left: Brian Whitesides and Barry Pennington work on a machine together. Right: Lynn Moss is amused by another one of Mr. Williams humorous remarks. 37

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In career classes, students learned the fundamental ideas needed for business and trade. Students in DE, taught by Mrs. Ousley and Mr. Rickard, learned the basics of distribution and marketing, re- tailing, and dealing with customer complaints in a proper way. Mr. Williams and Mr. Greene taught ICT, another branch of the career program, in which students were trained on the job, in the occupation of their choice. Students taking ICT consisted of those interested in trades. Mr. Matheson's knitting technology class teaches highly specialized skills which can be used in the industry of the Belmont area. Top: Andy McDonald gets a jump on the working world. Bottom: Tracy Pearson gives out money. N THE JOB r I I 4 L l

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HO E ECONOMICS Designed to give students practical knowledge in domestic subjects, home economics includes studies on foods and nutrition, sewing, decorating, and various arts and crafts. Even for those who aren't planning to become future housewives, home economics provides a course instructing young people in a variety of home related skills. 5:53, fri ' w gi -V .3222 V ww-M 1-1 1 , ei, 4 V. ', g WW A l i 38 Top: Wonder what kind of delicious stuff Loretta Weaver, Sandi Hess, Darlene Barnes, and Cindy Grisdale are cooking up now? Above: Looks like learning to sew isn't as easy as Billie Hambrick thought it would be. Above: Clean up's part of the job, too, for Stephanie Whitaker, Leslie Dietz, Tracy Jenkins, and Evelyn Hall