Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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CCMMERCIAL DEPARTME T OBJECTIVES OF THE BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: CII To provide o vocational training for those who plon to- earn their living in the business world, Courses designed to meet this objective are Typing I ond II, Bookkeeping, Business Mathematics, Shorthond I ond Il, Tronscription, Business English, and Office Proctice. KQI To provide useful ond workoble skills of busi- ness for odoption to personal needs. Subiects such os Business Math, Bookkeeping, Typing l, Personol Typing, and Record-Keeping occom- plish this obiective. f3I To enoble the pupil to become ci more useful citizen through o better understonding of our economic world. This is accomplished through General Business, ond Consumer Economics. High scholostic cis well os personal roting ore needed to assure success in the progrom and in the employment opportunities it presents. GOING OVER the WORDS on ci shorthand test is Mr. Ingols. CHECKING the PROGRESS of Barbara Wolfe is Mr. Swartz. Left to right are Janice Wolfe ond Mildred Eastmon. RICHARD L. SWARTZ Bookkeeping, Generol Business, Typewriting, Record Keeping, Consumer Economics 8: Mothe- mcttics Indianci State College Clubs: Aquila 81 Senior Closs I Hobbies: Piano 8: Bowling WAIDE O. INGOLS Shorthond I,2, Typing 2, Business English, Office Practice, Tronscription lndiona State College Graduate work: Penn State University Clubs: F.B.L.A., Key Club Hobbies: Community activities, Kiwonis Club, Adult Education, Hunting, Fishing 18

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DRIVERS EDUCATION INSTRUCTING A CLASS of JUNIORS, Mr. Beichner outlines the principles of safe driving. Left to right are Ronald Young, William Johnson, Robert Vicander, James Sample. WILLIAM M. BEICHNER Safety Education, World History Clarion State College, Penn State Graduate Work: Penn State Hobbies: Movies, Golf, Bowling DRIVERS EDUCATION offers fundamental and practical information on The handling and care of the automobile To each high school iunior. For Twelve weeks out of the year the student is given actual on The road practice Twice a week under The supervision and instruction of Mr. Beichner. Students found the movies on Safety Education presented in class were of great value in em- phasizing responsibility, -alertness, caution, and safety. HOME ECONOMICS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MISS SERVIDEA Cleft to rightl Sally Wertz, Elaine Mathews, and Juanita Reed learn the art of proper table setting. MISS RITA M. SERVIDEA Jr. Hi Homemaking, Voca- tional Home Economics, Villa Maria Club: F.H.A. Hobbies: Reading, Records, Cooking, Sewing, Driftwood Collection HOME ECONOMICS is to pre- pare girls for their role as housewives and mothers. The girls are shown the responsi- bilities they will have as homemakers. They are taught skills which are vital to their becoming successful home- makers. GENERAL HOME ECONOMICS is required by all Junior High Girls.