Overlea High School - Omega Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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G it G x Hx lf! ..: .- i .UM W 3:zf4tf,f.,.M MISS MARY COOK Plzysfcnl Efllzrvllion, A BS.---Uni! versity of Maryland, Coaclz-Girls Gynzrmslics, ,l.V. l?11slfr'tball . , . ,., .I i n qt MR. .l. RRUCE TURNER Physical Erluimtion, B.S.-Spring field College, M.Ed.-Boston Uni- versity, Conflz-V., ,l.V. Cross Country, V., .l.V. Infloor Traclf, V., .l.V. Traclr and Fielcl, DE- PARTMENT CHAIRMAN MISS EILEEN Z. TALLEY Physical Education, B.S.-Fair mont State College, C0!1Ch4.I.V. Hockey, J.V., V. Volleyball 32 MR. ROBERT ROZNOWSKI Physical Eclucrzfion, BS.-VVs-sl Chester State' Collcgv, Conrlz-V. Socrvr, V. Bnsvlmll, Sponsor-MO Club Fitness was maintaine Girls oclzivzfo bodily grace in Hrs. Coalflzzrrlfv rourw 171 modern dance.

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MISS ZONIA KEMP Inlrorlztction to Business, Personal MR, WlLLlAlNl G. ROBHG Slzortlzanti, Typing, Office Prac- tice, l3.S.-fStatt- Collegt-, Blooms- Use Typing, B11-Wlf1f'5S 14firl1N1f'11'C, burg, Pa., M.S.-Bucknell Uni- B.S.-Bowling Green State Uni- versity, Spons0rgF.B.L.A., DE- versity PARTMENT CHAIRMAN Business courses molded leaders. Business, the guiding force in the American economic structure, must be kept strong and vital. The business students recognize that this requires land. management, working capital and trained personnel. Overlea attempts to meet the special demand for business personnel through both general and stenographic commercial courses. ln these two courses a student may find subjects that will aid him in achieving his goal whether it be as accountant, secretary or administrator. Areas of study include typing, shorthand, bookkeeping and retail selling. ln addition the academic students frequently elect a course in business law and economics. To give the senior business students a glimpse of the business world they are about to enter, the department sponsors an annual trip to New York. where the students see the New York Stock Exchange in action, view the pro- cedures in a large office, and watch the transactions at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. MR. TED .l. SMITH Bookkeeping I, II, Business tllatli, B.S.-Rider College, Cooclz-Ten - nis MRS. BERTHA K. DECKER Slzortlmnrl I, Typing II, B.S.- State University of New York. Personal Use Typing students work busily as they acquire typing skills which aio' them in later years. 3I

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The course in trampoline dezrelopes coordination and balance in the growing body throu h vigorous activity in physical education. If the mind is to function at its best, it must be housed in a strong, healthy body. Overlea's physical edu- cation department, under the head of Mr. Bruce Turner, attempts to create a strong healthy body. Through the regimen of exercise and individual and team activities muscles are strengthened. Boys par- ticipate in wrestling, gymnastics, ten- nis, and football among other sports. The girls, activities include volleyball, modern dance, archery and first aid. 2 K MRS. PATRICIA GODDARD Physical Education, BS.-Lock Haven, State College, Coach-V. Hoclfey, f.V. Softball, Sponsor- G.A.A. 4 .1 MR. .IOSEPH ANDREONE Physical Education, B.S.-Uni- versity of Maryland, Coach- Wrestling, Baseball, Co-Sponsor- UO Club 33453 55, '.-L ' ' zzpu In .., a V,VVV . tc, ' V- fi -' . MR. ROBERT D. HEIMS MISS DONNA LEE HARROLD 1 Physical Education, B.A.-Hiram Physical Education, B.S.YFa1r- College, Coach-V. Basketball, mont State College, Coach-V. I.V. Soccer Basketball, V. Softball, Sponsor- G.A.A. 33