Maine South High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Park Ridge, IL)

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Students fmd Drwer s Ed and Health necessary Since the opening of Maine South, the Driver's Education Department has experienced many extensive ad- ditions. New facilities and an ex- tensive library of films was imple- mented for the benefit of all stu- dents. This year, as in other years, Driver's Ed. was taught through the three part method. On the other hand, thirteen years ago, our Health Department did not exist. Due to 1971 legislation, a mandatory program was instituted to cover areas such as mental illness, ecology, disease, nutrition, alco- hol, drugs, and tobacco. The C.P.R. first-aid course was continued be- cause of its popularity. ':j'4-21:9 c.. i