Rapid City Central High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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MR. T. LONG Drivers Education MR, L. STILLWELL Driver Education KLA. Colorado State College B-S. SD- State C0116-ge of Education Dual Pedals Boost Confidence Though not classified as being one of the harder classes of RCHS, drivers training is un- doubtedly one of the most important courses in the school system. Knowledge of highway signs and general driv- ing techniques is stressed in thc classes which meet two hours each week. Play Has A Purpose A new required course for sophomores is physical education. Both boys and girls are re- quired to take two periods a week for body building . lf so desired, juniors and seniors may also take gym one period each week. Students participate in such sports as basketball. ping pong. badminton. archery. volley ball, soft ball, and re- Iavs. MR. J. TRACY Driver Education, Civics B.S. Northern State T.C MR. E. N. COBB MISS E. FRANSEN Physical Education Physical Education B.A. Monmouth College B.S. Black Hills Teachers College

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MR. T. BUTLER MRS. A. CONE Business Law Typing B.S. Northern State T.C. B.S. U. of Minnesota Students Benefit F rom Business Courses Although courses in business education are not required, many students sign up for them whether they plan to attend college or not. Business law and book- keeping are two subjects which prepare the student for a business career. Typing and shorthand are not onlv taken for a business career, but also to aid in college. . 1 S X E. at w. - fs MR. S. GLAIM MR. L. FETZER Typing Bookkeeping B.A. Augustana B,S. Northern State Teachers College MR. W. KLAUDT MRS. F. PEACORE Bookkeeping, Typing Shorthand B.S. Southern State Teachers B.S. Minot State Teachers College College tl S5

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I , ',,.., 0 J are , A3 .,.. MR. H. SCHWENTKER MR. A. E. ANDERSON Vocational Department Mechanical Drawing B.S. Bradley Polytechnic B.S. Stout Institute Career Planning Is Basic Purpose Gaining a basic knowledge of what interests the student most is the goal of these classes: mechanical drawing, personal and family living, home economics, radio and television, and agriculture. Another major goal of these courses is to give the student a brief look into many various vocations. 4 gg: FN. MISS M. LARSON MRS. C. SMITH Personal 81 Family Living, Home Home Economics Ec. B.A. U. of South Dakota B.S. South Dakota State College MR. D. FORESTER MR. A. GRONLUND Radio Kr Television Agriculture MS. Colorado State College B.S. South Dakota State College ,O Q