Union High School - Ohianian Yearbook (College Corner, OH)

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Mrs. Thompson tells her seventh graders the qualities of a good cake. Tom Ferris uses the circular saw while working on his pro- ject. Vocational Arts Train Future Workers Family living class prepares to view a picture on nutrition. Darrell Hertel and Randy Chewning show two methods of sanding wood. 47

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Students Prepare for Business World Business and vocational arts classes were taught this year by Mrs. Eleanor HoU, Miss Dorothy Hall, Mrs. Sue Thompson, and Mr. Roger DeSoucy. Typing I and general business classes were taught by Miss Hall. Typing II, shorthand, speech, and bookkeeping classes were taught by Mrs. HoU. Mrs. Thompson taught all home economics classes and Mr. DeSoucy was instructor for industrial arts classes. Several Union students attended the vocational school at Conners- ville, Indiana. Mrs. Holl assists Susan Merz with her typing assignment. Peg Vereker has her bookkeeping work checked by Mrs. Holl. Steve Schwegman tries not to be distracted by the picture taking as he gives his speech for speech class. 46

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Mr. Cook taught drivers education to Union students. The course was off- ered to Indiana students fifteen years old, and to Ohio students sixteen years old. The course lasted one semester. The first half of the course was devoted to learning the rules of the road. The second half was actual driv- ing practice. Before passing drivers education, a student must be able to handle the car safely, know the rules of the road, and know how to parallel park. Mr. Cook explains the mechanism of the automobile to his students. Students Become Competent Drivers Mark Stella, wath the aid of Mr. Cook, demonstrates the task of parallel parking.