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

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Agri Business One of the new courses offered this year was Agribusiness. In the classroom the students, instructed by Mr. Patrick, learned how to operate various business machines in preparation for actual job experience. After school they worked for and were supervised by a local merchant in the area. The M. V. Agribusiness class is one of twenty-five pilot classes offered in the state of Ohio. The results of this year's class will determine the policies for other such classes in the future in Ohio. One of the business machines which the class learned to operate was the cash regis- ter, loaned to the Agriculture Department by the National Cash Register Company of Dayton. SMITH SHOE REPAIR Union City, Indiana 14 FRITZ B. MARTIN Greenville, Ohio

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Source of Nation’s Wealth The Parent-Son Banquet honored both the FFA parents and the chapter sweetheart, Becky Grim. The guest speaker for the evening was Ron Friend, state FFA President. The teachers were also honored by the FFA at an annual Coffee Break on Maundy Thursday before Easter. CENTRAL GARAGE Union City, Indiana 13

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Business Education JOYCE A. YARBROUGH, B.S. For the past 13 years, general business and bookkeeping students have begun their study in the business field under the guidance of Mrs. Yarbrough. As she said, I am kept very busy trying to follow the activities of my two teenage children, Leese and Betsy. She also enjoys Rod-Yak Sua, a Siamese cat, along with traveling, golfing, and knitting. General Business classes were a prelude to other business courses. The students studied the fundamentals of the business world. Bookkeeping students completed two practice sets during the year. Through the use of these sets, the students learned the basics of bookkeeping. 15