Valley Forge High School - Archive Yearbook (Parma Heights, OH)

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Mr. David Straight Mrs. Donna Cline Chairman , , Miss Kadow reviews daily vocabulary words with notehand class. Prepare For World New courses and concepts of vocational training were launched this year in the Busi- ness Department. A Co-Operative Education program was added to the curriculum. A student participating in this work-study program received credit for the practical experience he gained. The policy of aiding the student by allowing her to take dictation at her own speed was also developed by this department. Mr. Wright tells his typing class to begin a timed writing. If X1 F' Mrs. Krueger checks Gerri Chappell's business letter form. Mrs Baibaia Jendei Mr Kenneth Noetzel f iff 'YQUV ,- W L D b :4 N i Mrs. Leslie Phillips Mrs. Rose Krempasky 'ig - Q I xp Vx , W riffs' . sf, yy W, , c.E. W 4 5

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Mr. James Shipman 9? Mrs. Buynacek explains the use of a comptometer. Miss Ruth Kadow Mrs. Barbara Krueger Business Students The Commercial mf- Mrs. Krempasky illustrates correct filing form Mrs. Mary Buynacek for general business students. Mrs. Chase teaches Office Machine students how to adjust an adding machine. 5 V- Ness- J 152 , L ri' 'Qi , av-if fc s sf , 3 L x N r X M in ,L ., - .v s i :J SE L. .f f- , s:..j53.'?f! E62 Mr. Robert Wright Mrs. Helen Chase

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Teachers Inspire Creativity Mrs. Taliak assists a student in laying out a pattern. Mrs. Gladys Taliak Mrs. Myra Pinkley Chairman A student, supervised by Mrs. Alexander, topstitches a pocket. Throughout the year, many savory aromas and new designs originate in the food and clothing department. The pur- pose of teaching Home Economics is to instruct girls in the fundamentals of homemaking and to promote this field as a career or as a homemaker's aid. To complete course requirements a girl must be neat, efficient, and diligent, thus illus- trating her capabilities as a homemaker. Miss Judith Sander Mrs. Minerva Alexander