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Dorothy Hales Counselor Marlha Gaulden Secretary Kelly Harden Vocational Counselor Helen Koch Nurse Neil Llghtle Counselor Katie Turner Counselor x... C? 'spy Y. 1 ZOICOUNSELOFIS 'ZA-X ,A Ji. 1' , t fl' --K: ,- . ,ff M -nad . 1. After library rules are violated, Mrs. Susan Kisslinger has to re-emphasize them, 2. In order to check students im- munizations, Mrs. Helen Koch goes through individual records. 3. Between classes Mrs. Katie Turner, pauses to relax. 4. Before he decides on the Air Force Academy, Mike Flouton gets Miss Dorothy Bales' opinion. 5. Alter school Mr. Nell Lightle takes time to unwind. Qphotos by Michelle Williamsonl .,....-.f-f---L Q! wif la is in . 1,5 'Q gt! an if 43.4-sd' U... .... M. F 1
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DE I 8t ll provide vocational knowledge Distributive Education I and ll classes were two very profitable courses to students eligible to enroll in them, DE I, available to juniors, provides an in- troduction and basic conceptualization of salesmanship and merchandising. These principles taught lead to employability in a distributive occupation during the senior year. Specific topics covered are sales techniques, merchandise handling, display advertising and human relations. Available to seniors with the prerequisite of DE I is Distributive Education ll. This program provides students with classroom instruction and on-the-job training related to his vocational ob- jective. One hour of class each day is spent discuss- ing management procedures, problems relating to on-the-job training and methods of achieving per- sonal growth. Participants are given two credits for the one-hour class: one credit is for class study and the other for the student's job. DE ll students must work a minimum of fifteen hours per week. KATHY PILCHEFI T ' -. ?' 42' , 4 O I ' ??i .,'f. ,I K. to -' Alice Elangert Typing Duane Bowlin Distributive Education 3 Adeline Briggs Secretarial f Procedures Patricia Davis Typing Karen Delaney Typing Marvin Lindmark Accounting Business Law Janice Nlader Typing 2 N Y? x I 22!BUSINESS XX . 4.4. I A, W eil' 40 s ,- 12. f--V ',,X .lpfm H N-. . 1 5 -sm and-.1 ,- J Xt., -A af Eff
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