Westerville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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DRIVER EDUCATION Another sport coached by Mr. J. William Sadler is driver education. The student drivers finish this course either whole or holy. The course is composed of instruc- tion in traffic laws and in the mechanics and operation of an automobile. Students taking this course usually take driver education for one semester and world geography the other. PHYSICAL EDUCATION They said it couldn ' t be done. Boys ' and Girls ' phy- sical education classes have both been conducted at the same time on the same floor this past year. Mr. Sadler kept his boys in line while Mrs. Gantz and Mrs. Forman made their girls toe the mark. The Physical Education program has become more intensified this year as it fol- lowed President Kennedy ' s physical fitness program. . . .. | k HBI 1 k -- ' r MM m ■?■ ■ ;:■ Mmmm The board of education supplies Mr. Sadler with tranquilizers for his Driver Education classes. Mrs. Gantz was our efficient girls ' Physical Education instructor during the first semes- ter.

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HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics rooms in the high school create a warm, domestic atmosphere. The spaci- ous kitchens are often the source of tantalizing odors which waft through the halls. Learning to cook and sew is not the only goal in Home Economics. The course is designed to give a complete picture of the responsibilities faced by any homemaker. Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Arthur convey the principles of homemaking in order that the girls will be fully prepared for their future positions as wives and mothers. Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Arthur have the peril- ous duty of sampling the cooking products of the Home Economics students. P -j ' H2? ' m£ ' ' ■ 1 m ' HW— ' ; : ' 1 . S0H 11 ■ JM M J f f 1 . ,. . ,f J 1 1 A A - l k m 8 ■■■r Miss Passmore keeps a box of pins in the library in order to see if it is quiet enough to hear one drop.

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VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The Vocational Agriculture Department strove to help the young men of the community become better farmers. Mr. Glen Griffith teaches this important subject. The De- partment sponsors the Future Farmers of America. Mr. Glen Griffeth prepares his boys In Vocational Agri- culture for successful farming. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Much is accomplished as we see the boys working vigorously. During the year various projects are attempted: lamps, bookends, cabinets, etc. Under the fine leadership of Mr. DeCenzo and Mr. Bahorek, such courses as woodwork- ing, mechanical drawing, and industrial arts were taught. Mr. DeCenzo and Mr. Bahorek supervise in Industrial Arts to make sure that no lethal weapons are made in the shop.