Wellsville High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Wellsville, OH)

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Student Secretaries Student Secretarres Get Practrcal Experrence Each teacher IS assugned a senror buslness student as has or her secretary These students cut stencnls type letters, and perform other dut-es of a secretarual nature Both teachers and students beneftt from thus servnce the teacher by having much of the mechan :cal work taken att hrs hands, and the student by ganmng useful practlce expervence The work of these students forms part of thenr busnness practice grade :nl rx tr 1 1 1541 X i n ux 1 lu Alx If 1- m Xnrltfn Hu x n Standing l n nn J Nl 1 lrxl xtfunn frm n 1.415 Malone luxxntte Nlur-xc Iurlw Hun SHYIHP. 1. A lll 4 Nunrim Ham nk Ilrrxnthx NfrCrAule-x I url Hcnlx 1 n l n n nx n VM- Nfulrlv Ne un NI rn: v C .fu lx hw Kutta VM, . , . I I I I':ul Martin. I . .Inya-v Sn lnnmtnw, .lrl . al' s, 'l'c'1'y ng, l ft' ' S lr . . j al, Yirrinizn Ours. .Inmn It' sh, Del at Gilzsm. l2'.1 f lta'lzam Ptillips. An A Mm Ri 2. M: An ' lvh. Myrna .lm-nkins. ' lr' . .2 'I' '. Val 3 ' Vrn. lirlsn ' ltk-. Vlxxwssit- lia tart. N: rm-5' Ibntsr-n. M: 'ilyn M 'livn .it-. l':1I NY mlwwl. llnrlu .XVI -lrrntv. M: A131 4' tier. M' . 151m n-. .Iulj 1 ' s. livelyn vfl. ling lin fill. Vllzxrlr-s Furtie. liruu- fvllllt. Vzxlwl Iluflx. Hill l'ux'tvt'. 27

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Kneeling: Sylvia Siudak, Sharon Croft. Kay Tru iemarx I N irx 1 uv at i n 1 N ci a Sandy lJeJune. Paula Ross. Sondra Barnes. First Row st.-mdiniz Vlaurrri li l nm rn mr axne r Shanks, Frank Pucri. Bill Winland. Anthony r n e llnnthx 'Nl I run an N n ire in xn e I-lrla Wolfe. Second Row, standing: Lennie- C'ut1 Iam Ninn alt x x 4 H Camera Club Learns Techniques In Photography Almost everyone is bitten by the photog- raphy bug sometime or other. Camera en- thusiasts in the Camera Club pool their expe- riences, and together learn how to get better results from their picture-taking. From light- meter, to dark room, step-by-step instruction and discussion form the programs of the meet- ings of this group. During the year, a visit to the Horsley Studio gave an insight into the professional aspects of photography and each one tried his skill at studio shots of a model. Prolection Club Qperates Movie Protector First Row: Trnn Nruflalt N r uri.-xx mm rar arrx mx ne r llenni Shanks, Maurive an f tn ire Secon on in :le-It S h d I d . . G1-m'i:e l'ellel'. 'limi ent mr ne n 1 n am nlti it C e U e m0Vln9 PICTUYSS lflvffm-r, Kay l'r fx t 4 lt x 1 ri llc-lf lim Third Ron Vlawne lmtcr Mike Mrluen on educational subiecfs are Jay llysert, .lark Na an ing cfm L 1 rear x Se-are an a 0 N-pon rr Dani x lx in Treasurer: John nml lct ra re 1 n nmc 1 not pirtuier projected by members of the Proiection Club who assign their members by periods and days. Each member is a trained proiectionist who is responsible for the condition of the projector and the film while he or she is on duty. The Visual Education room will be used for all movies as soon as the screen is in place. Drapes to darken the room suitably were hung this spring. Mr. Mato is club sponsor. -4