Oak Hill High School - Inflight Yearbook (Converse, IN)

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Taking a message for Mr. Phil McCarter, Letha Smith learns the requirements of a secretary during office practice. Pausing from lesson planning, Mrs, James Blake counsels Eaglet- te's captain. g -igygisfi S Q . Adjusting the typewriter margins, Iennie Bradley prepares for warm-up before a three m timed-writing in beginning typing under the direction of Mrs. james Blake. inute i 1. Applying the skills of speed and accuracy, Pam Engleheart uses knowledge learned in typing class as she meets a paste-up deadline while typing the school calendar for the December 18 issue of the Oak Bark, business 39

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Mr lack Keefer responds with a smile while meet Concentrating on class lectures, Mike Hyman leams ing parents at the annual openhouse in November the correct way to compile statements in bookkeep- ing. business law students study PRQMISSARY notes second period Hey, what are we doing today? asks Rick Graber at the beginning of 4B-C business law in room 116. Now put your books and papers away, instructs Mrs. Lloyd Dutchess as she prepares to distribute a test. Then from the right side of the room Gary Dedaker inquires, Which unit is this test going to cover? Cindy Glassburn answers, Unit six, you should know that! Hold on, shouts Frank Conner. I have a question. Would you explain the definition of a promissary note? I don't get it. Forget it, says Darrell Downam. 3 Mrs. Lloyd Dutchess and Mr. Bruce Peacock discuss pl for openhouse. f .www r M safdiw at X- - iiwfii-Wf'?i1fM as 1, 1 fn ' ,,

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we . . . a staff, a unit create an INFLIGHT especially for you Oh, Beecher-you're a doll. By the way, my pictures are back aren't'they? I need them today. fBeecher Watersj I-Iey, Lynne-what do you think about this picture idea? Okay, if you like it-go ahead and set it up, fLynne Shel- fordj Lesa, you've talked to Miss Nichols about that choir picture, haven't you? just a week left, you know. fLesa Wal- tersj I need some help cropping this picture . . . HEY IOHN!!! Uohn Simonsj Don't forget to bill them for their ad. Oh, show them the picture, too. Do that tonight, Kathy. fKathy Fleckj Remember what you said yesterday, Frank? Then where is your copy for the football spread? fFrank Connerj Be sure to file this name in the index Denise. You have been filing the names, haven't you? fDenise Van Belkumj Who doesn't have anything to do to- day? Cindy, go ask these teachers if they want to order Inflights. fCindy Glass- burnj This copy is okay. lsn't is, Mrs. Con- ley? I hope so. fMrs. Roland Conleyj You can type this on triplicate. Right now, Mary! QMary VandeWaterJ Susan, your copy is coming along pretty well. I just hope your pictures have this quality. fSusan Shanej Remember the facts, Steve.-some- thing unusual. fSteve Warrenj There are two eisels in the art room. Barb, get Beecher and go take that picture now. fBarbara Ryboltj Tom, go look that word up in the dic- tionary. fTom Andrickj Well, you could get the nurse's pic- ture now, Nondus. fNondus Roeseleyj I know you work hard, Kathy. It's just that this has to be done correctly. You know that. fKathy Gribbinj How did you do selling those ads? Brenda, I'm talking to you. fBrenda Glennj Oh, I like it. Patty this layout is pretty good. fPatty Biggsj I think I saw that senior officers' pic- ture this morning in that box, Bonnie. Go check. fBonnie Parksj And on went another typical busy day in room 115a . . . . Cropping a picture for the opening section of the '71 Inflight, Lynne Shelford checks measurements. 40 inflight