Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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HOME ECO OMI CS Homemaking courses offered at Treadwell trained girls in the various aspects of providing pleasant sur- roundings for a happy family rela- tionship. Watching films, listening to guest speakers, and participating in panel discussions macle family rela- tions interesting as well as practical. The arts of food preparation and clothing construction are the main assets in the homemaker's life. lc .,- fb, Sara Wier Georgia Sanders Charlotte McCracken Mary ferry and Mary Dutton prepare tantalizing cookies JUNIOR CLOTHING Mrs. Buford makes sure her clothing class understands the principles of constructing their first garments.

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Training received in the office practice classes provided practical experience for the everyday prob- lems in the business world. Shorthand is a valuable asset in all walks of life. Students taking shorthand, learned the art of con- densing words rapidly. Bookkeeping courses at Treadwell taught the fun- damentals of accounting, billing, and recording. Treaclwellls commercial classes were sound training for those who planned to enter full time em- ployment after graduation. SHORTHAND - Mrs. Morris dictates a letter to her very attentive first year shorthand class. VI ' BOOKKEEPING Marilyn Word watches as Mr. Taylor shows her how the bookkeeping equation A:L+P is used. l OFFICE PRACTICE Mrs. Buffaloe teaches Peggy French, Judy Boartfield, Judy Lee,h-and Brenda. Cavitt how to operate the various office mac mes. '67

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- 3 'YY-'E METAL SHOP Jerry Owens listens as Mr. Vickery explains how to ope rate the bending machine in metal shop. INDUSTRIAL ART Skill and accuracy are main assets for shop students in their later careers as carpenters and architects. They were taught the fundamentals of carpentry and model building, and learned the cor- rect use of their equipment and materials. The most industrious boys gained self- confidence and valuable training in shop. MODEL BUILDING These young boys develop ability while working on their projects under Mr. Fred- erick's supervision in model building. 1 p WOOD SHOP Ray Prescott, Don Jackson, and Terry Jones watch Mr. Crumpton as he shows them how to operate the various machines in wood shop. 69