Simon Kenton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Independence, KY)

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i STANDING Cleft to rightb: Charles Satchwill, Eddie Workman, Felix Pence, Phil Vogelpohl, Kenny Ashcraft, Mike Blake, Stanley Ledford, Carol Vogelpohl, Johnny Proffitt. SEATED Cleft to rightbz Sherry Osborne, Sandy Stevens, Mary Boyd, Judy Yelton, Glenna Guttridge, Yvonne Friedman, Charlotte Huston, Mrs. Mann, Librarian. lib ary mff Each day students move from class to class carrying an armload ot the tools of knowledge. It is inevitable that these tools become dull and at times require re-conditioning. The library is truly a workshop to amplify, intensify, enrich, and validate the content ot textbooks and the instruction of teachers. The library is like- wise a retreat from the monotony of self, society, and surround- ings. An inspirational hour in the library fulfills not only one's present needs but it also opens windows to future possibilities, adventure, and achievement. . ..i. ,.-,.. .. ARLIE WELLS MANN A.B. Asbury College Librarian 23 , h.... ,-M -e-..,.

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Barbara Maness, Ruth Jump, Gloria Hensley, and Jean Pfanstiel are working at the dif- ferent adding machinesf Carolyn Hayes, Glenna Guttridge, Mr. Losey, Kathryn Mires, Marilyn Schadler, Joan Work- man, and Janet Stanley are using different equipment of the commerce department. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT The commerce department, under the supervision of Mr. Losey, Mrs. Delaney, Mr. Massey, and Mr. Mul- lins, is teaching girls and occasion- ally boys to be efficient and com- petent office workers. Two years of typing and shorthand are offered in the course besides Busi- ness English, Bookkeeping, filing,-and many other subiects which will be of help to graduating commerce students. Ruby Beach, Jane Bates, Nancy Hastings, Sandra Leach, Carolyn Heideman, and others are taking dictation from Mr. Massey. There are many companies which have employed commerce students of Simon Kenton High School. Some of the most familiar are: Proctor and Gamble, Western and Southern, and Bell Telephone 'Com- pany. 25