John Marshall High School - Marhiscan Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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'ummm ABOVE-Giving a lecture to his fifth period Distributive Education class is D.E. coordinator and instructor Mr. Kenneth Stanley. UPPER RIGHT-Printing posters, programs, and tickets for the school's musical, the Sound of Music is senior Bob Robinson. his I l iilfj swap - 411,55 ABOVE-The model in the picture is asking the question important to the students in D.E. and one they prepare to answer correctly. LOWER RIGHT-Leading a class discussion is senior D.E. student Steve Slate. The class partici- pates in many open discussions. A N I X x 'VTX in h a . y gif, I Q ' 1 as 1 XX. A V M. E X xy? -..:',.,' ' . X X . 'K f ' ' 'F ,K 'xlflifxxvilzrvflv YSISEJQQXII l xv J ,J x J K W X. grit . in , . 'DRE yy, wiaislll .,t, ,. x r qw in-2 T NIP' H! F,,g 1 I if fwsgggk

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sq, Nab-f f l 5, ixfiig-it ' . xiii? T? W-il' M- , ABOVE-Memorizing the rhythm and feel of the keys is a Typing lll student. Skill and ability are required to be able to type. Skills learned in typing come in handy when essays and term papers are due. LEFT-Helping students who are doing an assignment during General Busi- ness class is teacher Miss Jean Potts. General Business gives students a clear introduction into the workings of business. , X- f X am wznnae ,f sf .. - , --H ABOVE-Senior Susan Trowbridge is checking her bookkeeping file. Bookkeeping teaches students the proper way to keep good records. S LEFT-Demonstrating the correct way to run a - punch card machine to students in his consumer X I business class is Mr. David Smartz. f

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'fx 13 ...f Wy ,fc i . , .,,,r 5 's i t i t 13' I, X 1, Ar A Egg V l I I A I s. 'I ,. ,.. Q Assisting students Brad Miller and Tarnie Shank during their l.C.T. pro- gramming class is Mr. Paul Hayes. l.C.T. places students in various iobs around the city where they receive firsthand experience. Al .Fa45'5 -1-:anoint V A ei ABOVE-Working diligently on the construction of u window casing during his part time iob is senior, Joe Kelle. He finds being able to work during the school day a very profitable experience. Besides the experience received he also begins to realize the responsibilities of a working man. RIGHT-Practicing her bedside manners on co-student Kathy Miller is senior, Vickie Bowers. Both girls are training as nurses aids at Community Hospital. Through nursing they learn to help others and begin to realize the necessity of good nurses and how they benefit the sick. D. E. takes Homecoming float winner A hayride and a winning float were among the many activities ot the Distributive Education class. D.E. is sponsored by Mr. Kenneth Stanley, who taught for the first time here at Marshall. The idea of keeping a young per- son in school and keeping him from terminating his education is an im- portant factor of D.E. The Deca Club is another outlet of the D.E. program which teaches students important business practices. The Industrial Cooperative Training Program is directed by Mr. Paul Hayes and otters students informa- tion related to iob training. I . .1