Lutesville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lutesville, MO)

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COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Grace Anderson, in practical bookkeeping, for Hop- Dwayne Liley fixes a radio at Liley's Radio Shop, kins Furniture. Mr. VanAmburg visits Oliver Davis, who is employed at the local cleaners. Ora Lea Prater waits on a customer at Maude's Eat Shop. Marlene Sitze takes care of our money at the Bol- Norman Kenner clerks at Hopkins Shopping Center, linger County Bank. Abernathy Typewriting Company, St. Genevieve, Missouri 16

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COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION The COE ckib, formerly DO, is under the guidance of Mr. Ben L. VanAmburg who has taught at LHS since 1928. He is student counselor, and has been sponsor of the COE (DO) club during the four years of its existence. Twenty-eight students are enrolled in the club this year with a wide range of cooperative occupations. The annual Lutesville COE banquet, which helps to promote more understanding of what the COE is accom- plishing, was held April 8 for the employees and employers of the COE. As student counselor, Mr. VanAmburg gives various kinds of tests to determine the types of courses a person should master in order to prepare himself for the future. MR. BEN L. VanAMBURG B. S. in Education First row; Maures Dodson, vice-president; Almetta Ward; Oscar Schrock; Shirley Bollinger, president; Marlene Sitze; Mary Eaker; Dorothy Crader; Loma Deck; Ora Lea Prater; Mr. VanAmburg, counselor. Second row; Franklin Shanks; Jerry Shell; Hazel Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer; Shirley Golightly; Margie Green, Norman Kenner; Jerry Berry; Grace Anderson, Reporter; Don Smith. Third row; Charlsie Deck; Louise Borchelt; Don Borchelt; Dewayne Liley; Oliver Davis; Jimmy Lincoln; Cletus Leadbetter. 15

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DRIVERS EDUCATION First Row; Shirley West, Marlene Sitze, Hazel Johnson, Ora Lee Prater, Mary Johnson, Wanda Barks, Bill Cornell, Kenneth Liley, Barbara Crader, Mary Underwood. Second row; Cletus Leadbetter, Mary Deck, Shirley Driskell, Marita Richardson, Corrine Holsum, Carol Ann Clippard, Shelby Crites, Juanita Stephens, Judy Barks, Marcelle Harris, Shirley Crader, Myra Barks. Driver Education is a new course in Lutesville High School this year, with Richard J. Elfrink instructor. He has had as many students as he could take both semesters. The main purposes of Driver Training are to teach courtesy and sound driving practices. Ford for Driver Education was given to the school by Lutesville Motor Company. MR. RICHARD ELFRINK B.S. in Education McComb’s Furniture Store, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 17