Twin Lakes High School - Aquarian Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

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On your mark, get set . . . CO. Typing, shorthand. 'accounting and bookkeeping are the classes offered in the Business Education Department. It is one of the larger departments in the school and at least one third of the graduates from T.L.H.S. have taken classes in the Business Department. Students find these courses to benefit them most after graduation when they find their acquired skills to be in great demand. ii . iiit , . MAXINEJ. BARSHELL N, 'gl B.S.E. Univ. of Florida 0 ,X ,f ir X . 4- 'N A 'N . Q' xl' K ffnfw ' I , 6 ,,. 1 t f .i m .. mana P. FAIR ' a ' ' i f L v BS. Indiana State Univ. 'if , ...wzzs MARY A. MANNINC B.S. Florida A. and M. Univ HARLEY E. MCGHEE B.A. College of Wooster M.Ed. Ohio Univ.

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'Mmmmmmmm, that looks good yn PATRICIA L. PICHE B.S. Univ. of Akron M.S. Western Reserve Univ. JOHN H. SINGLETARY Univ. B.S. Florida A. and M. Creativit in Bloom Colors were blooming all over the Art Department this year as the students expressed their feelings and developed their imaginations with such projects as sand casting, painting large murals and other worthwhile projects. Advanced courses have gained experiences in silk screen and watercolors. The students have gone on field trips this year to such places as the society of the Four Arts and the Humanities Department at Palm Beach Junior College. Through these trips the students see the works of amateurs and professionals to gain ideas for their own endeavors. . . . And now for all you seniors, this is the alphabet.

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CATHERINE F. BRISTER B.S. Univ. of S. Mississippi ANTHONY C. KRAYER B.A. New York Univ. DAVID H. LOCKW OOD A.A. Brevard Jr. College B.A. Univ. of S. Florida CHESTER V. WILLIAMS BS. W. Virginia State Univ. B.S. Florida A. and M. Univ. M.S. Indiana Univ. gs Mr. A. Wright took over the job of D.C.T. advisor after Mr. Williams -.-' 1 . 5 .,,v. -. jk nfl' I5 ,gi 'FA x use S 2+ ,N - With classes in the early morning, ,10- if Learn Doing The school day begins early for the students in the Cooperative Edu- cation Departlnent. These students go to work'a half day and go to school the other half. Within the sys- tem, both employer and employees gain much from this system, for the student, a good education and for the employer, a well trained worker. The students raise money for worth-while projects by running the school store, selling candles, calen- dars, and note cards. They can also be found entering many contests on the state level at conventions which help to improve their program. D.C.T. students are in 'school before others wake up.