Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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Gordon Le Beau LeRoy Maas Physical Eclucaiion Physical Eclucafion Drivers Training C Foofball C Baslxeiball G Develop 'l.lll'Ullg'll a progratn ul' variation in pllysical etluration, students afltievctl physical litncss, sntial stability, maturity and roorclination. Joan Van Beelc Physical Eclucaiion Senior High GAA A, B Cheerleading Heallh Norma Robson Physical Educaiion Junior High GAA C Cheerleading Fitness Ralph Summers Aihlelic Direcior lnframural Baslreiball Paul Willie Physical Ealucaiion A Baslrefball Healfh Baseball Sclietlnlecl lor class refreation were soccety hast-liall, volleyball, track. soltlmall, tumbling. lmasketlmall and wrestling. Snplimimre gym classes cmnlxinecl lmtli buys and girls lm' a square dancing unit. Required health and lirst aitl stuilies revealed proper care lor major antl minor injuries and clenmnstratiuns on artilieial respiration. llisrussitms on etiquette, dating, marriage, liereility and current social problems were also carried on in the classes. MEETING CATASTRQPHE during ihe-rides on ncw gym scooiers aro ENJOYING A MOMENT OF RELAXATION, Tiger wrcsllors Bob Julie Casey. Mary Gllberison and Janice Morreim. Hendrickson and Tom Broolre receive criiicism from Coach Ehrharcl l 4 Page 25

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APN 'O' Lorrella Banovilz Marliss Urallcn Verna Graves Beverly Knudson Sonya fsondergoarcll Home Economics 7, Il Home Economics 8 Home Economics 7, 8 Home Economics IO, I2 Carlson Fulurc Homemalzers Fulure Homemalrers Home Economics 8, 9 of America of America Home Ec. Builds Domestic Trait lu prm'imlc limllcilizikiilg ll'illls lhzil umlml vslzihlisli il we-ll orgainilccl llmlsvliulcl, thc hrnnc' crmimliiu classes lDl'L'sL'lllL'tl ai wvll ruunmlccl llblllisl' ol' slucly lor lururc llullin-iiizikws. 'l'hc' year! work was clivimlccl wilh unc Sl'llll'N- lor clcvcloping rhc sowing 2lllIllllL'i zlml thc ollwr prmlucing' cxpcriumccl cooking skills. -lvuniur high lnnncnlzlkcrs sluiliccl unli'ws ul lric-nclship. nutrition, lll'K'2llililSl prcpzirulimi, ww- l2lI'lIllX' 1l1c111lJc'rs in Ihc- living romn. wnior high girls was nllzlinml lhruugh sowing' projects. hmnc' lurnishing :incl scrring nwzils. SEWING DILIGENTLY on lheir woolen dress proiecls are Darlene Schwemmler and Phyllis Roorda. VARIOUS STEPS IN lhc malcing ol a popcorn cake are shown by ARRANGING A FALL bouquel are lhese fwo Home Economics slu- Margarcl Duclley, Darlene Krczsin, Doris Jeb-:on and Terry Hillslrom. clenfs Janice Rice and Alice Cornick. .lh5S'llL GJ Page 24 ing lllilfllllll' parts :incl grooming. llighlighting thc- sn-vc-iitli g'r2ulci's' your was thi- lt'2l given Ihr llruziclcning thc' hmm' ccuimiilx' knuwlcclgn' lor 5

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Norman Bailey Diversified Future Business Leaders Arthur Anthony Business Machines Business Principles Slenography Journalism Business Adviser Charles Fairchild Twins Journalism Business Adviser ATTEMPTING TO RUN her machine in this business machines is Vivian Unseth. Page 26 Bu iness Empha i Regardless ol' whether the graduating senior planned to make business his profession or not. those who were enrolled in the business courses were provided with the valuable training that will help them to lead more ellicient lives even il they do not continue in the chosen lield. lliversilied Occupations Club members re- ceived on-the-job training when they were em- ployed at variotts business places in town and also received payment as they gained lirst-hand experience. XVorking part ol' tlte day in school. they then journeyed to their places ol business. Valuable experience was accumulated by the student typists as they were taught the basic steps ol' setting up letters and memorandtuns. The typists strived lor speed and accuracy as they progressed in the knowledge ol' lamiliaril- ing themselves with the standard keyboard ol their machines by constant practice. Briel' forms, sounds and letters were taught to secretarial-mindecl pupils as they were tattght the main points of the art ol' stenography. Stu- dents aimed their sights on the goals ol' accuracy in the usage ol' strokes and speed ol' dictation. Second-year stenography students strived lor accuracy in the transcription ol' their short-hand notes. Alter taking letters at various speeds. the student was then required to type the let- ters and make a carbon copy that was mailable. course WORKING FOR ACCURACY and speecl, Shirley Selle and Karen Weurn are lust a 'few of the girls 'lalting practical sfenography.