Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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Mary Elizabeth Garde types with the aid of a dictaphone . PAGE SPONSORS DONALD OHL'S OFFICE SUPPLY DIPPOLD BROTHERS FEED DILLMAN’S PAINT WALLPAPER DESMOND PLUMBING HEATING In art class, instructor Terry Durham discusses a sketch with students Charles Baumann, Pat Lane, Karen Whatley, and Bonnie Scott.

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Art And Business Students intently practice typing to improve their accuracy and speed. Education Art seeks to develop the sense of beauty and the creative ability that give life meaning. The art course at Edwardsville High School is designed to benefit students who want to study art for their own enjoyment as well as those students who will use art in their vocations. Of vital interest to all students is the preparation for earning a living. The business education department offers general courses in business practices and economics, and gives specialized training for future bookkeepers, typists, secretaries, and clerks. Delores Henke, Barbara Pebbles. Jill Cherry, Sharen Gallagher, and Dannielle Holliday concentrate on their business education assignment.

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Physical Education, Health, And Drivers Education The health and physical education departments seek to develop healthy bodies and healthy minds. In physical education classes, the students develop sportsmanship, a sense of fair play, co-operation, and leadership, as well as co-ordination and endurance. In health classes students study proper health and safety habits, mental illnesses, balanced diets, good grooming, and first aid. Through classroom study and actual driving, the drivers education department strives to teach safety and courtesy on the highway and to impart a greater knowledge of and respect for traffic laws. Richard Helm takes a reflex-action test while Wayne Horton records his score. Mrs. Price demonstrates first aid while the health class watches attentively.