Milton Union High School - Echo Yearbook (West Milton, OH)

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OFFICF XVORKFRS FIRST ROXV: Susan Cool. Connie Dcctcr. -ludy Stagcr. Juilcne Hunt. lliwny Swank. Loraine Earhart. Brenda Wfhittington. SFC- OND ROXV: Sue Furcnmn. Kay Ditnicr. Ann Goudy. joan Patturwn. Slmmn Hughes. Iiarlmrn Crcss. Myrna Mute. Carolyn Minnifli, Connie Miller. THIRD ROXY: Flnine Buhsc. Judy Van Kirk. Karen Slmnlx. -ludy Sherman, Virginia Antonidcs. Nancy Bnttwn. Geraldine Vallicu. PLAGUE BUSINESS STUDENTS MH. Bc-.ard drills Carol F.1llv .ind -Iuzlunu Hunt un sliurtlmnd characters.

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Typing I students spend .idditional hours in the typing room to bc-come more profitient. BRIEF FORMS AND TIMED WRITINGS As our economic life becomes more and more complex. there arises a need for more education and more training to enable us to adjust ourselves to new situations and new conditions. The study of business is one of the most effec- tive means of meeting this present-day need. Milton- Vickie Rhoades prepares for a place in business by learning to operate the new Sunstrancl 10-key adding machine. Unions commercial department offers many courses which have been designed to provide students with preparation for a career in business. By using the office machines and by serving as secretaries to the faculty, commercial students gain business experience. tt .

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT INCREASES x.fX One of the more plcgisnnt tasks of senior spcuch stutlcnts is timt of taking turns reading the morning iinnounct-mt-nts. VENI. VIDI. VICI -Students read many interesting and his tnric.1l stories in first your Latin classes. An imptwrtnnt ixirt of any English class is lcnrning how tn diagram sentences cnrrcctly.