Eastmoor High School - Shield Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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TE S OOR in many sports activities such as volleyball, tennis, baseball, and golf. Home economics offers a broad program for girls interested in home management, cooking, clothing, and child care. The program of the industrial arts includes a wide variety of courses. Drafting is a course which many of the prospective en- gineers take. The products of the metal and wood shops can be seen on display in their showcase. Many different articles are made by the boys taking these subiects. They range from metal plates to coffee tables and wood cabinets. Swofford, Sam Smart, and Paul Wright. W Mk- Dave Kautz, Gary Rutledge, and Charles Jones know that exactness is necessary in drafting. In clothing class Annette Whittaker shows Becky Smith how to press carefully. The girls also study units in foods, child care, home management, home nursing, interior decorating and consumer education. J N 1 One of the many uses of the table saw is demonstrated by Mr. Swoyer while Tom Webster, Alan Donahue, and John Pizzurro watch. II9

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Now can you see the difference between a quarter and a whole note? Sharon Hemmer and Barbara Smart are asked by Mr. Morris during a music theory class. Lee Leonard, Carolyn Miendal, Sandra Hysal, Walt Wilke, and Patty Prisk all agree that art not only develops talent but also is a lot of fun. Claudette Corbett, a member of the Radio Speech class, rehearses for a pro- gram. lI8 The classes represented on these pages are elective, and offer the student opportunities to further both talents and interests. Music and art are included in a complete program of fine arts. Many vocal and instru- mental ensembles, choirs, and music theory classes are available in the music department. The art classes furnish posters and decorations for school activities and interesting showcases. Radio speech classes present the News and Notes program each week and also serve as announcers on the WCBE CBoard of Education! radio station. Students are able to participate Getting their daily exercise are Al Donahue, Randy Sheets, Steve

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ADVANCED Vickie Vaughn, Phil Wilson, and Sharon Coombs are discovering that debating can make friends and influence people- A in their ninth grade advanced English class. Eastmoor is one of the many schools which is seeking ways to provide special educational opportunities for academically talented students. havior Of a small sea creature during a biology class are Observing the be- Extensive opportunities await those students who wish to specialize in subiect areas ac- cording to their interests and abilities. l wonder if they bite, asks Marcia Davis, as the Junior Science Seminar observes white rats. Pictured are Mr. Mur- Comparing a Rom a n phy, the adviser, Sandra Hellrud, Dave Hillenbrandt, Dave Thomas, Virginia Schott, Marcia Davis and Jim Maker, house to the modern home of today are Hel- l20