Gillespie High School - Gillespian Yearbook (Gillespie, IL)

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(left) Sheryl Meinardi and Colene De Martini care- fully listen to the dictation in Mr. Marcacci’s ma- chine shorthand class. (bottom left) Patti Kidwcll tries to locate a mistake in an addition problem. (top right) Ginger Anderson compares her short- hand notes with that of the previous day’s assign- ment. (bottom right) Mr. Marcacci takes time out to answer a student’s question. 27

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Mr. Jack Clay (left) enjoys demonstrating the proper cutting techniques of wood shop. For Suzi Loveless (below) dressmaking seems to be one of the most interesting courses. Vocational Education for All Vocational Education courses are offered to the girls as well as the boys at GHS. These courses help prepare students in many fields for possible jobs after school. Mr. Leland Ashby, FFA advisor, is the instructor for the agriculture and welding programs at GHS. Mr. Jack Clay teaches shop classes while Mr. Henderson has the mechanical drawing and metal shop courses. Don Gibson is the instructor of Industrial and Safety Education. Family living, child care, and dressmaking are classes in which students prepare for family life. The home economics instructor in Benld is Mrs. Lynda Wattles and Mrs. Jeanette French is the Gillespie teacher. 29