Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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34 5 4 0 o o 0 M.- Phil and Ron admire their creations. They were first place win- ners at art contest. Picasso, eat your heart out because Rex is here! Unton arttsts wtn ftrsts at county contest Mary Ellen Maynard Art LII Art is one of the most creative departments offered at Union. The art classes help to develop the students' interests in art and their ability to put their own ideas into the varied art forms. In Art I, commercial art and classic art is studied, and the students learn the different categories in which art is used. They also learn the different methods by which art is produced. In Art II, the students become more involved in art and learn the deeper and more technical skills of it. Every year the art students at Union further their interest in art by participation in a contest at Winchester. Landscape drawing comprise a major area of art al l'nion. 23

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Students develope business skills Jean Konwerski Ruth J ones Bkkp. l,Il, Typing Typing I ll, Business Law ssss l is Elizabeth Teal Larry Conklin Office machines, lntroduct. to Typing i, Business, Bookkp. Shorthand l,ll l. ls it actually true thatlennifer is really working in Shorthand Il? Merry practices her typing on the sly. Teaching the student to compete in the business world is the purpose of the commercial department. These courses of study include instruction varying from mimeograph machine maintainance to comput- ing the costs of operating a factory for one year. Whether a student plans to enter the business world immediately or tackle advanced training in college, he will find background in a number of these courses useful. Even if the student finds neither of these alter- natives appealing, he will find typing and bookkeeping helpful in managing his personal business affairs. 22 Really Mrs. Konwerski, l'd rather do it myself!

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Union judging teams win state honors Paul Hohson-Ag- riculture, Power and Transportation, Small Motors Sophomores listen attentively to Mr. Hobsonis discussion. Sid will attempt to start this motor single-handedly. 24 ,.1,,,i,, ,, : P: omg' ' tgeug -1 Allen prepares to pile inside in order to get an A-1 close-up of the situation. Agriculture is rapidly becoming one of the most varied and complicated courses offered at Union. With the almost inexorable development and expansion in technology, agriculture has become more than just the study of simple farming. lt is, instead, the study of scientific and practical techniques used in the business of agriculture. An integral step in the course is the teaching of farm machinery, its uses, upkeep, and repairs. This varied background is es- sential for the successful farmer of the future, who will have to be a repairman, scientist, judge, business manager, and hard worker. Randy strives for accuracy inthe soil judging contests. it W r