Elyria Public High School - Elyrian Yearbook (Elyria, OH)

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the Business World f- if Miss Moats looks oxer Lola Snvders shoulder as she operates a business machine. Other students hard at work learning., tn operate various busineae mathines are ,lohnna Lautner, Ben Smith. -Iudy Hartley, Carol Brickner, Riehard Simon and Donna Osman, aaa... Miss Vof.,an looks over work which Faith Kreix, and Nancy Miller are putting out on a mimeoeray h mathinc 'viiss Hess points out shorthand chaiatters to Dorothy Baksa and Karen Carm an. Students in Mr. Traicoffs typina: class uork toward aequirini: both accuracy and speed, Shown .xt their typewriters are Carole Kistner. ,Indy Hartley. Joan Shen- felt. Harhara Stith. Dennis Seholle. and Gloria iamarillo, i f .4 52

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DIT -X ratine Dee ls ranee xx hile es .gpau students are shown leeo gg-If lisp at winlow Nlr Due Maxwell ,1 laeleet in x mannequin orothx lrown enes ri uns CARL DEEDS NIARH T DICKIV I D H K ANNA CAYHFRIXF HFNN MARLA MOATS CAROL M ROSFR GEORGE TRAICOFF MABEL VOGAN Students Prepare for Clickitx elaek would probablx be the sound thu might reieh tour ears in the txping Classroom Here the future steno graphers are ferxentlx practising We should also mention the shorthand elasses where funmlooleing sxmbols are being serateheel on 1 pil Out of bookkeeping, I ind ll eome the people who help struehten out mixeel up fintnees To uel these people are the men intl women who stuelx business miehines EHS inelueles elerieil proeeelure in its business eurrieulum Merehanelisin store management silesmanship ind business English are eourses w hieh nel the student in eoming to 1 better unelerstlneline of the business world law pl us in importmt role in my phase of hung., espeeiallx in business flyria ness law D1SfflbLlf1NL edueltion is actually an organization known is DEQA In this organization a stuelert t1kes four regular subyeets ineluding two subyeets in mer eh inelisinge, mel salesmmship mel then works plrt of the el 13 Almost exeryboelx would agree that IHS offers 1 xerx fine business eurrieulum one whieh almost fortx per eent of the stu elents talee exery year 5 24 1 7 . .' ,I - 4, . , A 1 ' 4 I ' ' 4 'I ' ' L ie. ' la V y A ' . . V' - N . . - . K- LQ, . I - w Y ' w. -in I f -A I , . A . . . . xv . .. . . . . .-. . . . 4 . I i e I i U ' 1. ' ' Z.. L . r 4 A -1 A y 1 I A , 4. . 'L K . L. . . . , ,Y 1. .U 11, Q High offers economic geography and busi- . , 1. . t ' . . ,V A 2 A A M 1 ' Q i L ' ' , . II S 5 i llik 1 ' 5 . 5 l ' l L Jw I 5 e '-L. .intl Q . Hr- N ,A, ',.., I 5 , ' D ,- 1 Q su:4' -1 . ' Y

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ERNEST CARPENTER CARLTON F. HALL ROBERT L. HERSMAN JAMES KEHLER DEAN H KISSEBERTH RAXMOND C RICHARD JOHN M SHELDON STEVE ZVOSEC X ka-ne'1 26 Industrial Learn Trades Industrial education is an important de- partment in any well-rounded high school. Here the pupil is taught how to take his place as the breadwinner of a family, A student enrolled in industrial education at Elyria High School samples ten phases of industrial trades in his first two years. This gives him the chance to explore various fields such as electricity, woodwork, mechani- cal drawing sheer metal and printing, Industrial lrts ll coxcrs 1 further and more detailed study of mtthanical drawing printing electricity md cabinet making Coffee tables and lamps arc just two of the beautiful cabinet making projects The stu Untltr tht dirt-ttitn if Mr Carptnrtr Al Nosttr is shovmn uorkim, one of tht shut metal toos xxhile lohn Xlllilli xxattlics 'slr Hersman examints an inlaid card table hell bi Tom Smith Shown also are Daul Divhrou an Paul Ornlolf who are xxotltim, on oot stools