Oxford Hills High School - Dreki Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATICDN . ':,'v. e R. Fallon, M. Leino, P. Ball. D. Couin. Mr. Gouin, Mr. Ball and Mr. Fallon. tly his best. Physical fitness of all students is the p1 im iry con cern of our physical education teachers Miss Lemo The importance of physical fitness is taught to the students as well as developing good spoitsmanship through competition among students m basketb 111 football, track, baseball, and volleyball Oui teficheis tly to make physical education classes as fun and as benefiting as they can, but the success of the course depends upon the individual who should

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT D. MacGregor, R. Chandler, L Allen E St irbrrd The purpose of Industrial Arts is to develop in each student an insight and understanding of industry and its place in our society, and also to teach skill in the safe use of tools and machines. Some of the courses which are taught are mechanical drawing and sketch- ing, woodworking, machine and tool, automotives, caipentiy and cabinet making, and metal working. The Industrial Arts course is open to all students provided it can be worked into their schedule. It is recommended that all students follow a proper se- quence in going through the various courses.

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DRIVER EDUCATION I. Hacker The Driver Education course of Oxford Hills High School is directed toward one major purpose - to put safer and more responsible drivers on our highways. Besides teaching students the correct way to drive on the 1'oad, they instruct them in the mechanics of the automobiles, and they en- courage them to use all safety features to the fullest degree. This year the class work is taught by Mr. Hacker, and the driving is directed by Mr. Webber and Mr. Rodrique. By taking the Driver Education course, the students who need their licenses are able to ac- quire them earlier, and they are much safer drivers.