Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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P.E. AN HEALTH Classes in P.E. this year went through the tradi- tional games, but the new game was Norwegian baseball. Vince Drago and Pam Parady taught the 11f12 coed P.E. class while Mr. Drago and Nancy Westlund had the 9f10 coed P.E. class. Mr. Drago also taught 10th grade health. Below: Paul Pearson takes a swing at the ball. Beside: P.E. teachers: Vince Drago, Pam Parady, and Nancy Westlund. l , Q, 5 ik ga S' . Below: Steve Free, Danny Vollendroff, Lori Herron, and La- Donna Michael listen in health class. Beside: Mr. Drago tells the class to play ball. Above: Mr. Drago teases the health class.

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Above: Bill Tapp gets ready to develop some film. Upper left: Tami Jo Hendrix and Mr. Mullenix puzzle over some film PHUTOGRAPHY Aside from learning how to use a camera, and basic techniques in print developing, the photog- raphy class did solarizing, postermaking, and matching a picture with a poem. Some of their work was displayed in the library, Jim Mullenix taught the class which included five students: Tina Webb, Kathy Wilson, Tami Jo Hendrix, Rhandy Van Volkenburg, and Bill Tapp. cassettes. Upper right: Tina Webb develops her film. Beside: Kathy Wilson gets ready to make a print. Below: Rhandy Van Volkenburg files an assignment.

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. . r Above: Lori Herron works in business lab. Beside: Mr. Hagler and Carol Sapp discuss an assignment. Above: Lonnie Holt, James Farrington, Ben Olsen, and Ben Paul learn cake decorating. Beside: career ed. teachers: Mrs. Westlund, Mr. Hagler, and Mr. Atwood. BU I ESS LAB Mr. Hagler taught business lab and typing. He in- cluded shorthand, bookkeeping, data processing, busi- ness math, business machines, typing skills, and office procedures in his business lab class. CAREER ED Three teachers shared the career ed. class. Students rotated every 12 weeks. Mr. Hagler directed office skills and job application: Mr. Atwood had students work in the shop and learn pruning and grafting. Mrs. Westlund included cooking, child care, and textiles in her section. :Nh-'Q V ...ml