Milton Union High School - Echo Yearbook (West Milton, OH)

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4 Q -1 N ew.. 4- -4 I' 3 n ref MISS LUCILLE DUNN The Echo advisor . . eighth year of teaching . . . received B.S.Ed. from Man- chester College . . . attended Defiance College and Ball State Teachers' College . . . teaches Typing I and general business . . . co-advisor of junior class and assistant ad- visor of F.B.L.A .... enjoys traveling and classical music is .... Q, B To help the students in the general business class better understand some of the topics discussed, Miss Dunn in- vited guest speakers to bring firsthand information. Mr. Clyde Hines, represen- tative of the Ohio National Life Insur- ance Company, talked on the history and function of life insurance. J u N-fi' :Jw X-gg 4 KM rx X AQ ge, 's X ' f X- 1s7.,1ff 'HQ y 1 I 'Y A f ' ' A jf -, , i. f --.SB I iv if 'PP' fflliig ' I For the first time at Milton-Union, all eighth grade students were re- quired to take personal typing for a period of six weeks. The course was designed to give the students the basic techniques and knowledge of the keyboard so that they might be able to submit neater themes, book reports, and projects.

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MR. RAY E. DILEY Sponsors one of the best F.F.A. clubs in the state... has been teaching vocational agriculture for fifteen years . . . holds BS. and lVl.S. from Ohio State University . . . also sponsors 4-H Clubs and adult farmers . . . likes winners, dislikes quitters. 7afzez'4e A ' 'Q , ff'f fP 7 K qw, aa, A .. FFA boys learn under supervised farming programs. Boys have livestock and crop projects in which they have a share of investment and from which they receive a share of returns. Many of the boys, like Nevin Hess, have registered livestock for a project. Mil- ton-Union FFA boys have won many awards at fairs. I !I , I! 4 f Vocational Agriculture is based upon the National FFA motto: Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve. Milton-Union FFA boys learn to do in the classroom and farm shop and then put these practices into use at home. Q

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,!n. anc- N' ht fb.. gi 1 X rev 5 5 .gui MH. LAWRENCE FRAZER Nineteenth year of teaching instrumental music . , . received A.B. from John Fletch- er College . . . M. of Ed. from Miami University . . . also attended Wilmington College and Cincinnati College of Music . . . conducts Milton-Union Marching Band and Orchestra . . . in summer is a private instructor and a piano tuner. 74eZcZfe4afacn To provide additional prac- tice for band members, Mr. Frazer devotes several periods a day to class lessons. Shown here are some of the students in the woodwind section. .,,,....,-,,,. . fl 3? Q Q V , 1 nw A jf .Y 31:44 1'I N. Q 'Pl x ',,