Sunbury High School - Torch Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

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Preparation for the future is extremely impor- tant, and the Business Course realizes this. Afford- ing the student the actual opportunity of learning through experience, the course includes typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, secretarial studies, and business mathematics and law. Through the employ- ment of the typewriter, the adding and mimeograph machines, students become proficient in their chosen business careers. Henry R. Mitterling Business Education D. Roy Hoenstine Eva P. Reichley Benjamin H. Wirt AS HIS CLASS prepares for lecture, Mr. Hoenstine checks Rick Shipe’s assignment paper. 17

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Social Studies Harry Klepko Charles E. Schlegel FOR A DISCUSSION of medieval methods compared with modern customs, Mr. Auten employs the podium and notes. Social Studies reveals the need to review past deeds in order to realize the tremendous influence they possess over the world situation of 1965. The philosopher, the adventurer, the romanti- cist, the student finds an absorbing atmosphere of learning through the discovery of the incredible, yet real, world of our society. World Culture—appreciation of other civiliza- tions and times, American History—the story of the growth of the United States, Problems of Democracy —situations which confront our nation combine to present the attempts, the disappointment; the vul- garity, the refinement; the progress; the dreams of mankind! DR. DERR EMPHASIZES an important point in the dis- cussion of stocks in Problems of Democracy. John M. Auten Emerson L. Derr Chester W. Byers Daniel 0. Hoy

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Guidance Service for all who are willing to take advantage of it—the Guidance Depart- ment in action. This integral part of the school aids many concerned students in choosing an institution of higher learning or in the attainment of scholarship sup- plementation. Due to this service, many students often times are better prepared to meet successfully the future and its challenges. MR. CUTLER POSTS bulletins announcing attainable scholarships for interested SHS students. Physical Education William E. Cutler Mildred L. Fasold Health William A. Ellwood Joan M. Auten To be healthy one must keep his body sound both mentally and physically. Through the study of health and the participation in gym classes, we keep men- tally alert by means of competition. Also offered is an intramural sports program which includes soccer, basketball, volleyball, and baseball. TONING MUSCLES FOR a volleyball game, sophomore girls exercise under the direction of Miss Auten.