Driver High School - Golden Era Yearbook (Winchester, IN)

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Lucile Parker Health, P. E. Walter Skinner Industrial Arts Dee Anne Spradling Home Economics Robert Stump Science Richard Valondingham Donald Wiggs Ath. Dir.; Guidance Ind. Arts; Coach Mr. Skinner shows his students the advantages of ma- chine skills and the best method of use. Mr. Wiggs, our football coach, also teaches students technological progress in his in- dustrial arts classes. Mr. Mock passes along his knowledge of electronics and machine skills to his eager, interested students. 22

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Mr. Plough helps his students to understand mathematical equa- tions. Mr. Hodson, our varsity basketball coach, also attempts to relate the chronological order of historical events. Mr. LeMaster challenges his students in the Miss Simmons teaches the higher concepts anayalsis of geometric figures. of math, engaging in difficult formulas and solutions. Anthony Guth Soc. Studies; Coach Philip Hodson Soc. Studies; Coach Donna Huber Biology Doris Huber Social Studies Lois Jorrett English Roger LeMaster Math Mary Lou Loidl Business James Mock Industrial Arts William Murray P. E.; Health; Coach Violet Myers Latin; Counselor 21

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Mrs. Parker aids in the development of phys- ical skills. Mr. Stump introduces the basics of chemistry and physics. Mr. Fabert prepares students for advanced study and future vocations. IN THE WORLD OF EDUCATION, specific application is the axis towards our mental, physical, and mechanical development. Scientific research alerts our mental stimuli, while shop and P. E. classes also develop talents of manual ability. Mr. Murray as a coach and teacher stresses the importance of physical exercise. Miss Donna Huber gives students an insight to the world of biology. 23