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1, Jean Kulling studies the script for a dramatiza- tion performed during summer book review. 2. Computer science is one of three new courses of- fered to students at OCHS. 3. Bob Stack learns valuable trade skills in carpentry at Vo-Tech. 4. A representative from the University of Pennsylvania discusses the Small Community Talent Search pro- gram with a group of selected seniors. 5. Martin Szabat looks wistfully out the window, hoping that the school day will soon end. 3 .R Q ' gf ff eaii M Y J L-.M A ge. 1
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N19 l ll -W L-,N sw' 0'- Fin--p.-4 l an X 's.f'S4.r'- A-.f'-.Je ', j toAL.1A'i l'.. 4.Ax' . .V 4 4' 7 4 5 6 1. Two Oiler linemen pit their strength against a tackling dummy. 2. Peg McDougal out-jumps a Warren opponent as Sandy Winger awaits the tip. 3. Girls warm up for an intramural volleyball game. ln the spring of 1974 the sport became interscholastic. 4. Jay Healy, sidelined by a leg injury, watches an Oiler practice. 5. Oiler fans thunder their approval as the Big Blue Machine scores another touchdown. 6. Chris King and Jill Ferraro are delighted to learn that they made the girls' basketball team. 7. . . 91, 92, 93, . . counts Rick Bain as the physical fitness team prepares for the competition.
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J. ,ag R1 rv Q,--. Te , F, ,....,...,,,,tM 5 . Changes Desired in School Curriculums 4-F 1, Q ' ff E 1 : 5 ' ls: if i Nlost seniors feel that the curriculum at OCHS prepares students for jobs or for fur- ther education, according to a survey of the senior class taken by the Oil Can staff. How- ever, many of the same students expressed a desire for changes in the curriculum. Sug- gestions ranged from specialized science classes, mini-courses in English and history, no gym classes, and more foreign languages to dropping all subjects and making school an elective. Three new courses have been added to the list of electives at OCHS. They are consumer economics, machine transcrip- tion, and computer science. Also, a variety of summer courses such as English book review, health, and world history are avail- able to students wishing to receive credit in these courses in order to lighten the heavy academic load of the year. 13
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