Courter Technical High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FACULTY continued 1. MR. FLOYD TURBEVILLE teaches Graphic Communications - Printing really makes an impression. 2. MRS. CLEO MILLER, Vocational Guidance Counselor - Perhaps the most enjoyable part of my job, or that of any counselor, is the return visit of a student with whom l've worked in the past. The growth and personal maturity of past graduates renews the desire to keep plug- ging with even the most reluctant student. 3. Woods and Drafting are taught by MR. DAVID PENICK - I knew l was C 1 Q C L K E1 T i X NS x i Xisx i X X EX N , rs . . A sw ,t .ts-. i LX .c..t..t.f.tWt...W going to have difficulty in my beginning Drafting class when fourteen people thought a french curve was a highway in France. 4. MR. LAWRENCE REDMOND, Business Math and Special Edu- cation - The sale of Courter will set education back twenty years in Cincinnati. The photo above Mr. Redmond shows Mrs. Lucas making him up to play Santa Claus, and Mr. Simpson as his chief helper, for the Children's Christmas Party . 5. Teaching Social Studies in the Deaf Program is MRS. SUE MERZ - Teach- 3 C R Q: -s .se NY, gf K . 2 as Na t .F t . 'Qi j s E gs S.. SQ X

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FACULTY continued 1. MR. ORVILLE TENHUNFELD teaches Auto Mechanics - The sale of Courter represents a complete reversal of the original philosophy of centralizing vocational facilities in this building. So many people worked so hard to get Courter Tech and now it's all changed . 2. English teacher, MRS. ALICIA HALL - Stu- dents today have far greater opportunities to broaden their horizons. However, l find that many have lost the ability to concentrate sufficiently to master the fundamentals of a subject . 3. MRS. R 4. .Q ig itstgf . I X A C xsfxtss X Q ssssiswsc stisa t .. . ADELI-IEID PRICE teaches Foods Fundamentals - Courter is where the action is! Seeking knowledge and developing skills in the Food Service lndustry is what the action is all about . 4. MR. KEN SIEFFERMAN is in charge of Job Training and Placement - ln- security is Virgil Barger interviewing for a job. Security is Virgil two weeks later on pay day. Student workers say that money in a new pocket feels good . 5. MR. SAMUEL CAPOZZOLO, teaches Office Practice - The Courter trained graduate has a distinct