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S!-'ff' While some sophomore girls play a game of tennis, others practice on the back board. Wade LaVoie tries to stop his oppo- nent, Kathy Stevens, during a game H a of flag football . Q.m.dM,f1.,. , ,rjrgaf J, V '64 'wa.4g, 44 DriversEd8P.E.
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.l1F' N' ff' Students Acquire Marketable Skills In its third year in operation the Iroquois Area Career Center was attended by over 300 juniors and seniors from 11 districts. Of these stu- dents, approximately 120 came from Watseka. Each student participated in one of the twelve programs-agri- culture mechanics, auto- motive mechanics , building trades, child care, model Bob Osterhous operates a metal lathe . Waiting on students in the model store are Mary Beth Foster, Jeanie Hill, and Lori Welsh. l I2 l ' 1. '53 P office, electricity-electron- ics , health occupations , metal trades , ornamental horticulture, sales and mar- keting, graphic arts, and drafting-for two hours a day and received two credits for the class . When asked how he felt about the Career Center, director Ralph Bus- well replied, It's doing what it's designed to do, in that it provides marketable skills for eleventh and twelfth grade students which enable them to secure em- ployment much easier. H - r- . Q Z .- N- ic j- Aa 2: -K If-P' it .-5 , -. K i . - -4 au. - 0 :L -ur , 14. ' -sv 'fi C ' ,vs 4' . rl u l SLT' rc Qatar ag- ' rf- v- ,a rf I 1 ..--- e i 11, r' .fan f M Vids -4823 'Ar' .V slr N? 1? rfb , H ' ...ll ,I 'Lib . v Career Center 43
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Sophomores in seventh hour P.E. class get involved in a game of flag football. Before receiving their driver's li- censes, these juniors and sophomores must first pass nine weeks of class- room study. As one of their fall activities, fresh- men girls play soccer. Mike Ball looks for an open receiver. From Parallel Parking To Modern Dancing A new concept in the P. E . department based on a wider range of activities for the student seems to have been a success. The students still participated in flag football, basketball and trackg but frisbee games, deck tennis and new dances were incor- porated into the current cur- riculum. The system devel- oped new skills and at the same time provided a change of pace for the students . Driver's Ed. remained one of the few routine courses in the school. Between the bang-up parallel parking jobs and the somewhat down- beat experience of riding with students encountering their first icy driving day, Mr. Harvey and Mr. Woods found time to instruct the students in the do and don'ts of the automobile world. Drive1sEd. 8 P.E. 45
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