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Electives spark enthusiasm First Aid and Driver's Education were not just ordinary electives. Students who eagerly anticipated these courses were seldom disappointed. Although these courses were not required, students found First Aid and Driver's Education enlightening and beneficial. Not many people found Herb Allen's class for future drivers of America monotonous. During this nine-week course students learned basic driving rules and driving techniques. Classes enjoyed speakers who were representatives of the railroad, Houston Police Department, and insurance companies. Students appeared to enjoy Allen's class as he discussed common problems with which drivers must deal. Allen found pleasure in asking unusual and thought-provoking questions. One of his favorite questions was What does one do at a flashing green Iight? . Indeed, Coach Allen captivated the students' interestthrough his creative teaching methods. During the next nine weeks, the students found themselves absorbed in the teaching techniques of Jim Greene. First Aid students, mostly sophomores and juniors, were ready to encounter the bandages, cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the artistry of administering mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to first-aid mannequin, Miss Annie. Each student had the pleasure of demonstrating for the class this life-saving process. One of the highlights of these weeks of study was Coach Greene's tragic story of Nate the Snake. For sure, First Aid and Driver's Education did not depict the usual traits of the regular academic class. 28 Driver's Ed, First Aid and Jim Greene lectures his students on treating the Jim Greene and Annie are first aid frlends Photo injured. Photo by Rick Seehausen. by Rick Seehausen
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... ev are-43 L ,V ... ,,i,,,g, Y . I C . - i SLE' XYZ r gg-xv' A17 With the help of a plastic graph and tinker toys, Kent Walker proudly displays his tangent graphs Kent Pope explains a problem to Stacy Kessler. for trigonometry. Photo by Lee Armstrong. Photo by Phillip Martin. Q 'QM X .,.i .1 Martin Fanett models a tie given to him by a student. Photo by Lee Armstrong. Math 27
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Coach Allen practices driving safety outside of the classroom. Photo by Jen Newton. Coach Allen explains the importance of thumb printing to a student. Photo by Rick Seehausen. C. Cabaniss introduces the C. P. R. demonstration about to be performed. Photo by Rick Seehausen. N':'l'1'g 5 .J K if 3 - fr 'll Q av' ' 1- -- ., if ,wgxl Coach Allen contemplates the answer to a perplexing question. Photo by Rick Seehausen. Driver's Ed, First Aid 29
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