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Mr. Kenneth Louchart Soc. Sc. Ind. Arts Mr. Robert Charnley Industrial Arts Mr. Russell Johnson Agriculture Farmers, Builders, Roll call. and Homemakers— Mrs. Myma Walldorff Sr. High Home Ec. of tomorrow learn their prospective occupations in our vocational depart¬ ments. Besides a lot of practical knowledge and experience, these students gain fun and enjoyment from getting a glimpse of what ' s in store for them.
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Mr. Dave Clark Phys. Ed. Art Coach Mr. Elmer Coon Music Confused? Mrs. Gladys Gregg Sr. High Language Soc. Sc. 8 Perspective, Per¬ cussion, and Parler— Very few students manage to graduate without being exposed in some way to the more cultural aspects of our curriculum. Music: band, choir, and the operettas; language: French and Latin, and art truly round out our education by giving us further means of ex¬ pression and communication.
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Mr. Robert VanOcker Counselling Mrs. Rachelle Moore Phys. Ed. Keep your eyes on the copy. Mrs. Judy O ' Neil Commercial Typing, Totals, and Techniques. The business department offers students many fine courses that supply order and co¬ ordination to the statistical part of our lives. Bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing when well applied even give some of us sufficient skills to obtain office jobs. Mr. John Zawadzinski Commercial Balance, Bounce, and Brawn. At L.H.S. we ' re taught to keep our bodies sound as well as our minds. Under the guid¬ ance of these able instructors, we learn how to develop physical co-ordination and strength. For, like many other schools in America, ours believes that a healthy mind can ' t function to its capacity without a body full of energy to go with it. Counselor of L.H.S. There isn ' t a student in L.H.S. who hasn ' t at one time come in contact with the guid¬ ance and willing ear of Mr. Van Ocker. As freshmen he helps us plan our high school curriculums and as seniors he starts us on our way to college. We all owe a note of thanks to him, our friend as well as counselor. Mr. William Fagerlund Commercial
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