Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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COE girls Bea Dunbar, Barb Gorey, and Sharon Fiser learn to use business machines in the classroom portion of their course. Vocational and Business Departments Grow Mr. Celidonio gives Rob Nichols some assistance. A department which has been receiving increased atten- tion recently at MHS is the vocational department. This department has been growing steadily with the addition of new cooperative programs yearly. In addition to on-the-job programs, many shop courses and home economics courses are offered. The business department, a subgroup of the vocational department, prepares many students for secretarial work, and has an on-the-job program of its own, with more to be instituted in the future. Are Don Bryenton and Marv Grieve smiling about their typing ability or the fun they’re having in class I I

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Above: Chuck Demczyk works in Shop class. Below: Members of the Home Ec classes model for the Simplicity Style Show. Below: DCT student Peggy Dreibelbis finds a book related to her voca- tional training course. Above: Rick Cornelius and Mike Cavey work out a problem in mechanical drawing. 10

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Right: Sue Pursley and Jody Hardinger check the paper to see how much money they’re earning in the stock market. Buying and selling stock was just part of the experience seniors gained in Economics class. Their year-end profit was donated to Dollars for Scholars. Above: A shy lass, Barb Hill, tries to avoid the camera while working on a project in Art class. Left: Ken Canheld seems rather uninterested in the experiment Mr. Pilarski is doing. Or is he afraid of the poor little white mouse: