Mississinawa Valley High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Union City, OH)

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Business MRS. JOYCE YARBROUGH, B.S. Mrs. Yarbrough received her Bachelor of Science degree from Butler University, and has completed addi- tional work at Butler and Ball State Universities. General business, bookkeeping and school librarian this year have kept her very busy. She enjoys knitting, reading and traveling. In addi- tion to all of this, she is the 1965 golf champion of the Union City Country Club. Students in General Business learned useful things to aid them in the future. Accounts payable” and accounts receivable” were well-known terms to the Bookkeeping class as they struggled with their two practice sets. 7 1 LIBRARIANS: J. Kissinger Mrs. Yarbrough E. Billenstein K. Hufford D. Schmidt J. Furby S. Hufford C. Mills S. Brooks S. Emmons M. McEldowney BROOKS FUNERAL HOME Union City, Indiana 20

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Of Tomorrow Part of the business law class’s require- ments was to write a term paper, and here each student presents his paper to the class. Many of these were on juvenile delinquency, insurance, corporations, divorce, marriage, and adoption laws. OFFICE MACHINES CUSS VALLEY HI- LITES STAFF Editor. Barbara Brooks; co-editor, Bonnie Yoder; business manager, Linda Spencer; roving reporter, Linda Wetzel; and Martha Schrader, reporter. 19

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Industrial Arts MR. ROYCEKILLEN. B.S. His first year at Mississinawa, Mr. Killen taught Industrial Arts and one class of General Math. He is interested in almost all types of sports, espe- cially football, baseball, basketball, horseback-riding, hunting, and fishing. Mr. Killen received his B.S. at Eastern Kentucky State College at Richmond, Kentucky. BRENTON’S TV RADIO REPAIR Union City, Ohio 21 FOURMAN'S MEN'S BOYS' WEAR Greenville, Ohio