Racine High School - Racina Yearbook (Racine, OH)

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 4RS. HULHR teaches giving and accepting intto-iuctions in Speech class. This is one of its many mrposes. Mrs. Euler has a Bachelor of Science de-;ree from Ohio University and a Masters degree rom Ohio University. She teaches Latin I, II and English III. A scene from Macbeth is an interesting part of Mrs. Young’s Literature class. She teaches two classes each of English I, II, and IV. Her degrees are B. S. degree from Columbia and one additional year's college work. We read and dramatize scenes from MACBETH

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The school office is the room of administration. The forming of basic decisions develop here. Mr. Hayman, our executive head; Mr. Wolfe, our principal; and the office secretary, Wilma Henderson; can be found here to serve us. In Office Practice students are trained in the use of the. typewriter, business forms,mimeographing, mimeoscoping, duplicating, bookkeeping posting, banking posting, full-keyboard adding machine, 10 key adding machine, full keyboard calculator, dictaphone, tape recorder, wire recorder, punch and sales promotion machines. It represents the largest class in school history. In Geometry we seek to develop the students' power to reason by making practical applications of his prior training in mathematics. Clear, neat, and concise expression of thought is stressed at all times. MR. CHARLES HAYMAN teaches Geometry. He has an A. B. degree from Otterbein College and a Masters degree from Ohio State University. 5

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MR. HOWARD NOLAN teaches Agriculture I, II. He has a B.S. in Agriculture from Ohio State University, and a Masters degree from Chio State University. Here Freshmen are preparing to make budgets. The budget serves as a guide for the students to write their project agreements. Budgets are a part of their work. H 0 M E E C 0 N 7 Mrs. Hamm's Home Economics Class. The Freshmen girls are learning hand stitching and the use of the sewing machine by constructing an apron made from an ordinary bath towel. Mrs. Hamm demonstrates the stitching.