Rittman High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Rittman, OH)

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COMMERCIAL . The commercial classes of Rittman High are usually filled to overflowing. Most of the graduates from this program go on to office clerical jobs in the area. Regular classes are conducted in Typing I and II, Steno- graphy I and II, Office Practice and Bookkeeping by Mr. Turner. The commercial department moved this year into the rooms vacated by the Home Economics classes. These re- modeled facilities provide excellent quarters for this vo- cational training. 594' up 10

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as-Ag r 1 I 5 'Q ...sm 'F-2 V: . ,. L' FO El N T! p T in 12 Q iv. Q 'SIB , , lm ig LANGUAGES . , 4 O 4 Foreign Language studies are considered to be an essential for those persons planning to attend college. Rittman High students can elect to take Latin or Spanish and some students elect to study both languages. Latin may be considered' a dead language in some circles, but Mrs. Steiner regularly finds approximately'0ne- third of the eligible students in her Latin Classes, Spanish, taught by Miss Lance, is an elective for upper- class students with Spanish I and Spanish ll offered on alter- nate years. -. l 'jf' 'I' lu. 9

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X la Stolrzfus, working, and mechanical drawing. The new I , F Q s Z Both the Industrial Arts and Home Economics classes moved into new facilities during the first f semester. Q mv The Industrial Arts Department, under Mr. I have classes in metal working, wood INDUSTRIAL RTS . The girls in Home Economics study foods, sewing, hom, management, and child care in regularly conducted classes taught by Mrs. Frye. The Home EC room has complete facilities for cooking, sewing, and laundry. HOME ECONOMICS equipment will enable more boys to profit by these introductory vocational courses. rw, 3 , Valfffl' M Sq :Ml- all IKISQ ., aa-as Ts tl 5 , 2 da-wk.g,g. , .' K - V 5' fu' f 1 ,V G W,jk,,:,yf..: Q . E15--i:5 1 'Q' Q.--...--1 1