Riverdale High School - Talon Yearbook (Mount Blanchard, OH)

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Business Education Department Below: A few students enrolled in a Typing I class taught by Mr. Ebright. They are Lonnie Rodabaugh, Paul Decker, and Neil Rosenberger. Above: Mr. Iames Ebright taught in the regular business curriculum outside the special intensive program. He is shown here with his general business class. MR. JAMES EBRIGHT Bzsiness-A.B. Findlay College At the annualbanquet of the Hardin County Teachers Association, three teachers from the Riverdale District were among those given the top award pin for 30 or more years of service in the teaching profession. Those thus honored were Mr. D. Ray Baum with a record of 39 years: Miss Marcella Ickes, 33 years: and Mrs. Dorcas V. Curtis, 33 years . This was the first time the association had extended this courtesy to their members . THREE RIVERDALE TEACHERS GIVEN TOP AWARD PINS fBelow2 Row l: Mr. D. Ray Baum, 39 years, Riverdale High School: Mrs. Marjorie Trachsel, 35 years, Hardin Northern: Mrs. Pauline Bushong, 30 years, Hardin Northern: Miss Helenwinder, 35 years, Ridgemont: Miss Marcella Ickes , 33 years , Riverdale Clforest Elemen- taryl Row 21 Mrs. Louise DeGood, 33 years, Ridgemont: Miss Mildred Marmon, 35 years, Ridgemont: Mrs. Dorcas V. Curtis, 33 years, Riverdale High School

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' SCHOOL NURSE The part-time nurse, Mrs. Dorothea Wilkinson, was SPEECH THERAPIST at the school for the regular checkups and as other- wise needed. Those students who were having speech dif- ficulties, even though slight, were given the professional help of Mrs. Carol Sabol, speech therapist . . . . .and There Are Those Who Serve K3 BOOKSTORE WORKERS Shary Ball, and Nancy Buess were the bookstore workers this year. During Debbie Spearman, the noon hours these girls sold the various school supplies contained in the store for student needs .

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'RZ' 12 l- lx nnnmn? Above Cleft to rightl: Sue Essinger, Luellen Leeth, Diana Crawford, Pam Fields, Linda-Kear, Sharon Wetherill, Sue Deringer, Dick'Butler, Sharon I-fickle Lower Cleft to rightjg Ieff Hough, Sue Deringer, Byron McNutt, judy Elwood, Linda Kear, Mrs. Kear, Pam Fields, Debbie Lauck, Diana Crawford, Pat Neff, Sharon Wetherill, Iudy Conner , Edith Yeater MARGARET KEAR Business Education - B. S. Intensive Business Education Bowling Green State University INTENSIVE BUSINESS AND OFFICE EDUCATION The Business Education Depart- ment has taken on a new look at Riverdale this year. The customary curriculum has partially given way to the newIntensive Business Edu- cation Program sponsored by the State Department of Business :Sf Office Education. This program is supported in part by the Federal Government. Some subjects are still being taught outside the program for the benefit of the nonvocational stu- dent. The Program Consists of Units The program is based on units or parts of units composed of not more than 25 students nor less than 15 students being assigned to one teacher for a block of time. The unit is determined by the length of time used for the program and the reimbursement from the state is figured on the part of a unit. -ag: New equipment purchasedfor the IBE II topped typewriter stands and working are Iohn.Dean, Deborah Hodge, Linda Gail Stansbery, Iacki Paizs, and Diane Newl TENSIVE PROGR M Business and Lynn Walton, Mike Rodabaugh, and Debbie new Multi-Lith Offset Machine. It was profits made on the yearbook during the 1 .JY - 5 5