Tecumseh High School - Trail Yearbook (New Carlisle, OH)

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DOUGLAS CHAFFINS B.S.Ed., Pikeville College American History, Civics, Assistant Basketball Coach SHIRLEY UPMAN B.A., B.S.Ed., Ohio State University American History, Annual Social Studies Train the Citizens of Tomorrow KARL BECHBERGER B.A., B.S.Ed., Wittenberg U. World History, World Geography, Chess Club Kylli Kusma, Bob Lawler, Sharon Molen and Bill Lampert select material for a special report in American History. World History, Am erican History and civics inform students about our world's past and present and remind us of the need for responsible citizenship in the future. In preparing for this citizenship, the civics and history classes sponsored a mock election during the November elections. Two of the three polling precincts are shown with eager high school voters waiting their turn to put democracy into action.

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Learning by experimentation, a group of boys in physics class study static electricity with the aid of one of the many science aids to be found in the lab. ( Left to right : Marvin Pflaumer, Larry Reynolds, Skip Bryant, Miles Jermanovich, Roger Petty, Jim Stiers, Dick Wildman. Hugh Wallace, and Dick Hutchin- son.) Both the electrolysis and distillation of water are studied in chemistry class by Randy Steele and John O'Neal. Bonnie Funderburg and Gary Monteith prepare to explain a geometry problem.

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Office practice, typing, and shorthand give business students the experience they will need as they enter the business world after graduation. BIRDELL LOVETT B.S.Ed., Ohio Northern U. Typing, Shorthand, Business English, Bible Club BARBARA MILLER B.S.Ed., Wittenberg U. Typing, Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Business Law and Economics, -Y-Teens It seems impossible at first, but first-year typing students advance from simple exercises such as juj and frf to 50 words a minute at the end of the school year. 'Dear Mr. Smith: Please send me . . . Shorthand students practice taking dictation as Mrs. Lovett dictates.