Cleveland High School - Beacon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Business Education Business Education is designed to provide vocational preparation for students planning to enter the business world after graduation. Courses in business education develop skills in shorthand, typewriting, English usage, and office procedure. MRS. SHEILA R. NEWCOM MISS CHARLOTTE MRS. DOROTHY BALLMAN CRAWFORD N MR. JACK GREEN MR. RALPH KIRN MR. THOMAS HALSTEAD MISS JANICE LEGG Music Music courses are ar- ranged to enable students to obtain instruction in in- strumental rmd vocal mu- sic. Some students want such instruction to further their own personal enjoy- ment of music, while oth- ers desire it to assist them in their pursuit of serious professional employment. MR. EARL RALEIGH MISS 'CHARLOTTE MANN MISS JO LYNNE STONE MR. LAWRENCE MANTESE I7

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MRS. MARGUERITE A. MURRAY MISS ERMA .SCHROEDER MR. JOHN SIMPSON MRS. SHIRLEY THEODORE P.E. I8 MISS DOROTHY SAYER MR. GEORGE GAROIAN Physical Education Practical Arts Home Economics equips the student with a basis for effective work in the management of personal and family wardrobes, personal and family diets, and home plan- ning and management. The industrial Arts form the basis for understanding the tools and operations of industry. Training in this area equips one to much more readily acquire salable skills. MR. PETE MERCURIO MR. TOM MINTLE fidgbwmwio Four years of Physical Education is required for graduation unless the student is excused because of ill- ness. The program consists of conditioning exercises, team sports such as basketball, soccer, gymnastics, swim- ming, and track and field athletics. The courses in the field of Physical Education have been designed to de- velop bealthful bodies and minds in the youth of our community. MR. REU M. BECK MR. EARL JANSEN P.E. P.E. MRS. MARY T. LEE P.E. MR. RAY ggCT' SINGER