Summitville High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Summitville, IN)

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A fundamental part of driver ' s education is learning to judge dis- tance. Kathy Reding, like many sixteen-year- olds, finally realizes the value of driver ' s education after passing her driver ' s test. Future drivers and librarians find advice helpful Librarians find the book helpful in carrying large loads. LIBRARIANS: Seated--Shirley Hughes, Mike Vetorand Carlos Pyle. Standing- Tom Blackburn, Becky Broyles, Rith Greer, Dave Street, and Mr. Wood.

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Learning the parts of the body is essential in sophomore health class. Mr. Stone demonstrates the use of the plastic splint to junior and senior boys. New equipment aids physical fitness classes Upperclassmen learn the fundamentals of golf during Mrs. Schlagenhauf helps the junior and senior girls paint the bull ' s-eye.

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Tomorrow ' s homemaker gains vital skills today The ability to handle children requires a great deal of skill and practice. Mr. Seitz, Director of Spe- cial Education in the Marion City Schools, describes the - 1 teacher ' s role in helping hand- icapped children. The preparation and serving of meals is basic knowledge to the home economics class. The Homemaker of Tomorrow could be any- one of the thousands of girls who took this test of December 7.