Penn High School - Bittersweet Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Vocational art c lasses add new programs Metals, one of the new classes in exploratory industrial arts, worked with styrofoam molds to cast metals. This class was offered to students with no pre- vious experience in vocational arts. Next year the vocational arts department hopes to offer a wider variety of skills to students interested in persuing a skilled position after graduation Graphic arts also underwent some change by working exclusively with soph- ‘omores. The arrival of a Vega in trade auto created opportunities for learning for both students and teachers Reflection shows evidence of growth in all areas of the vocational arts program which promises a wide spectrum of opportunities for the interested student Bottom right Mike Janosik labors to perfect his elec- trical abilities. Carl Thompson Leland Wolte Vaughn Smith Joseph Galasso Robert Wiseman Anthony Portolese Charles Gollatz John Linarello Allen Marker

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ij Office work facilitates job previews This year the students going into future secretarial jobs and office work could ful- fill their responsibilities by spending a day in offices for CPA work, accounting and practical work Students in business law observed live courtroom procedures. Another business program involved typing checks for cleri cal jobs, and sending out purchase orders Classrooms expanded last year due to the larger enroliment, and received office furniture, typing machines and adding machines. Miss Green's goal was to get every stu- dent to work to his potential and to develop pride and responsibility and Marsha ques Left Ju Koehnke dis VicDonald. Miss rootreading Cathy Hahn ice Siminski jersor Delores Green, Chairman Charles Lori 47

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Top Two heads are better than one when it comes to fixing engines on the cars in vocational arts. Above Mr Marker watches over a stude Jett Repairing the brakes exploratory industrial aris ss. Bottom ills learned in 49