Jonathan Alder High School - Power Horn Yearbook (Plain City, OH)

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Additional IOE and Typing Classes Added to Accommodate Business-Minded Students Mrs. Keiser and Mrs. Leich taught the duties of the Intensive Office Education department, which ranged from spelling to typing to bookkeeping. Senior IOE girls partici- pated in an actual office situation, under the super- vision of Mrs. Sayre, where they formed a mock company called Lester-Hill. A new Typing II was taught by Mrs. Leich, for those stu- dents who weren’t in IOE but hoped to improve their typing skills. With fingers poised and eyes on book Tammy Rush steadily types ment for class.

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Attract Different FACES Bachelor Living was a new dimension added to the Home Economics department. In addition to the regular classes, Food and Child Development and Clothing were included in th e c urr icu lum. Ins true tors Mrs. Nina Lendavic and Mrs. Nancy Richards touched on a variety of topics ranging from birth control to fondue. As the other girls make valentines, Donna Loy dreams of the valentines she hopes to get from different sources. Dale Miller realizes somebody has to mix the ingredients, but Mike Bakenhaster doesn't under stand why Andy Clark and Gary Thomas are the only ones who eat.

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Shorthand is a new world all in itself as discovered by Kathy Wren put on speed and transcription. After the basics are learned, emphasis is thinning machines is a new experience to Junior Sheila Martin, in her first year in I.O.E. Using dictaphones is a normal duty of Senior IOE girls as shown by Patty Akers. 27