Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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CHS students attempt to master the 'X ,,...-sv-'f Upper: Mary Beach, Mike Yeoman, Virginia Simmons and Sandy Sering are putting their skills to work in Business Machines class. Lower left: Sandy Larson demonstrated the proper business letter form for Miss 24-Business Durr's Business English students. Lower right: Ken Willhite, a student in Mrs. Streetman's typing class, hopes that his ability will be useful in the future.

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Gross, Martha-Art B.S. and M.S.-ISU, Paintin' Place, jr. class sponsor. I-Iazlett, Iohn-Industrial Arts B.S. and M.S.-ISU, junior class sponsor. Herr, Eleanor-English B.A.-DePauw, M.S.-Purdue. Iones, Dorothy-Home Economics B.S.-Purdue. Knecht, Glenn-Physical Ed. B.S.-Purdue, M.S.-Ball State, football, track lhead coachl. Lebedeff, Alex-Social Studies B.S.A.--Univ. of GA, M.S.-Univ. of Ill., FFC. Lecklider, Linda-Foreign Languages B.A.-Ball State, French Club, Pep Block. McAninch, Merrill-English and A-V B.S. and M.S.-ISU, Gold and Blue, convocations, Motz, Larry-Physical Ed. B.S. and M.S.-ISU, baseball, asst. football, Remley, Mary-Home EC. and Sci- ence B.A.-Univ. of Iowa, soph. class sponsor. Richmond, William-Science B.S.-Purdue, M.S.-Mich. State, swimming, Ruby Russell-Music B.S. and M.S.-ISU, band, musical, MMM. Runge, Mary-Business B.S.-IU, SSS. Ryker, Charles-Industrial Arts B.S. and M.S.-ISU, intramurals, freshman wrestling. Saucerman, Ioe-Social Studies B.S.-IU, M.S.-ISU, Honor Soci- ety. Servies, Florence-Business B.S.--IU, M.S.-ISU, SSS, OEA, ATHENIAN. Streetman, Bonita-Business B.S.-Ball State, pep block, IA. Thompson, Stephen-Science B.S. and M.S.-ISU, Up-N-Atom, Bible club. Whitehead, Bruce-Mathematics B.S.-Purdue, athletic business manager, tennis, asst. baseball, key club. Winiger, Gary-Industrial Arts B.S. and M.S.-ISU, concessions. Becker, Blythe-Classical Languages and Social Studies A.B.--IU. Oxley, Connie-Foreign Languages B.A.-IU.

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correct techniques of business The largest elective department at CHS was the business depart- ment. Business courses offered programs for the vocationally oriented as well as students who planned to continue their educa- tion. Classes ranged from short- hand, where students could be found struggling to decipher mys- terious squiggles, to consumer economics. COE. Cooperative Office Edu- cation, was in its third year. This course supplied students with on- the-job training. Fifteen juniors and seniors worked in various offices, retail establishments and at the hospital for half of the school day. Upper? Karen Graham and Patty Nicosin are found trying for some people The variety of expressions proves exchanging answers. They are enrolled in Mr Fiedlers that Mrs Runge has quite alob ahead accounting class. Lower: Mastering shorthand can be very have