Wade Hampton High School - Trevilian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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-Debra Smith and Bobby Carson work on a house plan in drafting. 2- mhn Sullivan and NeaIL kes be' ' t' b' kl ' .3 Sh ' y gin a proiec in nc aying -- ern istler and Susan Martinez practice their typing abilities. 4 - Donnie iockton and james Kurrey learn how to construct shelves in building anstruction. 5 -jeff johnson demonstrates welding as Sandy Ballew 1d David Connelly look on. ,3xjam,.-f--V-.. , i 900669 0000004 Q s 0 000 .t 1- ooi -, in N Atl . li' Q l 2 D-fbc9e.j . Qg,Qfuc.'-lQ'fvS-QJJ ,uJJrwo.J'H? jjxwy Qjsepfvco V'-5.QfoAofwf.0,t .. assesses? We Mm U52 ' Jfsfb Ge Sl leaps Jgjfofw Wow 0 J3-Q Students learn future trades QM at Foothills Vocational Center Many juniors and seniors obtained experience in specific study courses by attending Foothills vocational school. Foothills offered students various courses such as office occupations, building construction, brick-laying, plumb- ing, machinery, welding, drafting, and auto mechanics. Students took part in this program because they learn by practical experience instead of theories. The main difference between Foothills and Wade Hampton is that here, at Foothills, students learn by what they do. You also enjoy your work because you are in- terested in it for your future occupation, stated Debra Smith, one of the two senior girls who took drafting at t 5 ,Q-uve lx: i Foothills. 5 4 Vocational I 35

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Drivers ed emphasizes safe driving techhniques We feel that you can do a much better teach- ing job with the four-phase program than with the conventional two-phase program where you have only the classroom and go directly to behind-the-wheel driving, stated Coach john Ross, driving instructor. Classrooms, sim- ulators, Foothills range, and behind-the-wheel driving were the four phases of the drivers education course taught by Coach john Ross and Coach Bill Phillips. This course was de- signed to teach proper mental attitudes toward driving as well as skills. Cosmetology l and ll students began their two year course by learning the basics of per- sonality development and professional ethics. Manicures, facials, roll ups, and permanents were just a few of the beauty techniques taught to the fifteen juniors this year by Mrs. Sara Grif- fin. Preparation for the state board exam and perfection of practical work were the objectives of the nineteen seniors. 36 I Cosmotology!Dnvers Education