Council Rock Senior High School - Councilor Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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Suzanne Baker checks the copy as It rs run off by Pat Opdyke on the dupltcator machrne The buslness program offers a general background traunrng tor those Interested an enterung todays tnnancnal world General busuness lays a foundatnon by establrshung a basnc understandung ot our economy A year of commercual aruth metrc sharpens the numerical skulls needed for commercial actlvltles An In troductron to the basnc prlncuples of your nals workrng papers balance sheet and rncome statements are offered through a course In bookkeeprng Typing abxllty can be developed by taklng advantage ot the electuve typtng course ln stenog raphy the pruncnples of Gregg Slmpllfned Shorthand are presented together wlth development of skull readlng and wrlt :ng shorthand A practlcal and useful education may be obtanned by all students who take ad vantage of these courses Pat Turner ns recordrng entrres IH a lournal a typncal bookkeeper s duty lb Students strive for speed and accuracy durrng a five mmute timed wrltmg , a 0 LN I fy . . Y i . . 1 u 1? ' ar . . , . . 1 - f f

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WMM Usmg a map Jeff Traub descnbes Italy In relatronshnp to other European nattons Ora talks such as thus one gl-len by Charlotte PItt are an Important phase of Englush desugned to d velop personal ease and conttdence In publrc speaknng By use of tape recorders Jan Wulf and Sharleen Swartz practnce therr German dnctron rt' ,W of Language IS the expressuon and communlca tnon of Ideas between human berngs by means of speech and hearlng Several drfferent lan guages are taught at Councnl Rock Englush IS a requlred sublect each year for every hugh school student Llterature vocab ulary grammar and spellmg are heavrly stressed In thrs course French German and Latrn are three electnves whrch may be studled by the students who are Interested In learning a for eugn tongue The French and German students acqurre a vocabulary of over one thousand words as well as a knowledge of the grammar of that language The students who study Latnn frrst learn grammar and then read several hrs torlc works Besides gnvmg the Interested stu dent a chance to learn about the language of the country he IS studynng It also helps one ac qunre a knowledge of that country s culture xi.. ' W . 1 W-.M Y , , A sN,'1,,.,, ' N-'L . -Ir id A, it X I- - 1 , . M . X I are ,-gr V M' at 1 ,I U- . . . , - , ' 1 ' x v ' I an F If I I . .I , . el V I l I I JV V 1 . 5 . 4:5 I F I rm 17 1

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Karen Benner identifies parts of the human anatomy for the benefit of her classmates Mr Borsavage ns preparlng a student for hrs anttctpated drnvlng test ln their Dhysncal educatuon course students do callsthenlcs and partvcupate tn games such as volleyball basketball baseball and pang pong to develop coordnnatlon and tone muscles These games tend to make the student forget problems and relax tensnons Tumbltng and ap paratus work have snmular effects ln health class students learn to understand thelr mental and physucal selves Drrver educatnon theory IS offered rn the senior hugh school Basuc concepts necessary to operate an automobule safely and sklllfully are taught through books lectures and movles A good physrcal condrtuon and mental alertness are necessary for safety A second year of druvef tralnlng ts offered to pupils vvnthnn the legal druvung age In thrs course the students learn to master the operatton of a car through many hours of supervused practuce Robert Teat demonstrates the proper procedure dtvtng through the legs of a classm e balanced on the Swtss Box I f 4, fa l7 in M, A 1 f r ' m ' ' M , I I l , f T I , JJZN . - we s 77 t r , l W' QW? if A 'ri' 'x tn ' at ,