Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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JL THE MARCH OF 0 N s2N'0f?s p Q s run: D fs V41 -111-Exit: Seniors lack Griffin and Lvnn Ulrich p the Colden Rule. 4 ri L Qexx S .. ,g,gg.. -'-4!lH!irg.jr UHES ' sf 'wo388: i'.a RING RU fc .llflfb .il iw6 FDR runnin of . r . fEB5H7 SIE? I , - ractice Y i Bill Pollnow and Ar- delle lgelslci are on the air! ! y x 8 Red Cross incin- bers Bob Ilver, Carol Lewis, and Sara Pugsley work with Mrs. Urquhart and Mrs. Russell on annual drive. 'ss.i. y X009 A. V. A. nieinher llenry Lange awaits signal from Steve Pohl to begin hroadcasting. Our audio-visual department provides daily radio programs which keep the community in- formed concerning happenings in the public schools. This departinent also provides disc record- ings, tape recordings, Held trip guides, and pic- tures for civic groups, school classes, and the eoinniunitv. Another job is to act as a clearing house be- tween various Elin producers and the commu- nitv.

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WORK WITH THE COMMU ITY Iudy Conklin, cadet teacher, works with students Sharon Xvienke gains office experience through at Eastport Therapy Center. Cadet teaching is a wonderful way to learn the actual eujoyinents of classroom teaching. Seniors who are considering teaching as a profes- sion spend two hours each school day in one of the elementary schools or in junior high school. secretarial practice with Mr. Arthur Wartha at Citizen's Bank. Secretarial practice is an ideal way to combine ofhce learning with actual othee experience. Stu- dents are 'ton the john six weeks during the semes- ter. During the semester they work at three dider- ent Ujohsf' and at the same time gain more speed and accuracy in school commercial courses. The typing classes type envelopes for the Tuberculosis Foundation. These envelopes are sent to local residents during the annual fund drive. .Z qv Dx ,Lift 5

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.fx s X'---e Guest teacher, Mr. Lincoln Stucler, explains the intricacies of a HShaper to Don llendrick, Bob Pawlik, Dan Urbanski, Ronald Rowe, Don Waziiiak, and Mike Rowe. CGMMUNITY WORKS WITH US For the past eight years the Michigan City Ro- tary Club has sponsored a Career Day for the stu- dents here at Isaac C. Iilston Senior High School. As sophoinores, juniors, and seniors, we are giv- en an opportunity each year to attend tworclasses on Career Day on subjects identified with voca- tional fields which interest us inost. The guest A'teachers, representing forty voca- tional fields, were niet in the library by student hosts who introduced them to their two classes. In the classes we learned the educational require- ments and training neces- sary in their particular fields of work, the conditions and 'MTM ' C nature of the work, and re- quired personal qualifica- tions. A free discussion pe- riod followed each class. The experiences of these qualified specialists were of great benefit to us. Mrs. Evelyn Eliret, RN., explains the requirements and branches of the nursing field to janet Randolph, Marcia Coar, and Ioyee Mc- Corquodale.