Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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Shaped By Todays Students XM As posltlons 1n the buslness world lncrease, our buslness department keeps up Wlfh the pace Book keepers, stenographers, and accountants to be, get expert tralnlng ln business procedure After prellmlnary tra1n1ng1n thelr sophomore year, busl ness students branch out lnto thelr speclallzed areas These students go lnto the same Fields after graduatlon or further trammg 1n buslness schools Bobby KHSIII and Anne Hovden tally column of figures on thelr adding machines Oyce Rawly demonstrates bookkeeping machme to Gladys Taylor and Mr Mlller 1- -g9fm 3c Ellzabeth Palmer Jane A Oswald I Edwm Vagel Wxllxam Waumann Joseph Olson Murlel M Ortllp GN 93 Y, f 1,7 n at ., . , X -3 I V ,,,. - 5 N ' . - f - L , W lr 1 - - I , , ff' fx y , L A ,a gf 4 A . . . . A - Y X . 'W ' '. a V , ' ! 11:5 K I Q t.:M - 4 V512 ZETVW -' ' A ' 'filf 1 , . - Qi Q7 X ' My, xs,. l'SZs3il5'7b' yr A W , pjfvg. 5- f, if 1,5 Q V K 'klr ' V . , k X K . -- 2. , .. XX Q A f . . , 1 , ., '- H -. 2 , ' K ' - 'ff' Q pf rf! sniff lt X si. - , - 7 1. , J D . 5 ' ' '7 X..

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Tomorrows Better Business World DE students Penny Roach and Harry Lenz gam experlence ln retaulmg as they serxe Donna Cooper and Ed Moody at the school store The Dlstrlbutue l'dLIC'1flOI1 course enibles the student to get pr 1ct1c ll trfunxng ln retzulmg before after, and durmg school hours at the school store -X speclfil feature of thus course en lbles SCI1lOI'INCl11 bers to get vlluxble tr umng for thelr future C1 reers bs worltmg 1t tn tctual job IN the afternoon along wlth thelr regul tr mornmg clftsses 'Nlr lxerchner 1nd ltnore leom tell mowmg men oin Shup lls and Harm I enz how to zrrlnge items 1n DE shows lst Stevej Vlelmeck NI B NICSSIHQCI' Robert C 'Nllller Kenneth E 'Nhller Elsle 'Vly ers HHYFISOH NRCS 5- 1... 22 'tg I . I . - I ,J V, H1 M f 2 ,.- S ' . K . L 2 2 L. . . . . , X 6 . 1' i t L Z. ' L K 1' lf . . ' . x . ' 1 , -I. .' 1' ' 1' , ., 1 z 1 3 . cl, ' I Pi gh., g K f ,. ll Q x . l A , t Q. ,

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---Ln..,...,.. Fine and Practical Arts Almington's Art Department presents a well- rounded program designed to, meet the needs of both serious art students and dilettantes. Mr. I-Idwin Nagel and Mr. Joseph Olsen, the art in- structors, guide the students talents along the Charles F Pawlmg S Lewxs Penfield Al, 41 Mr Olson supervises Penny Urms as she creates 8 WZIICI' COl0X' pillntlflg A vase takes shape on the pottery wheel under Davrd Hartmaler s skmllful hands and Mr Olson s able mstructlon Irvln Pinto aesthetlc path Ihrough class and extra proj ects IU jewelry, ceramlcs, or palntlng orl, water color, or charcoalj as well as ln gouche for the advanced student, art students learn the funda mentals of thelr sub1eCt at uv' 4-uf-1 'Wt awk 4-Mfr Theresa H Pletz Edna S Powell Robeg-tj Rapp is' 24 m Xx