Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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BUSINESS EDUCATION WAIDE O. INGOLS Shorthand I, 2, Typing 2, Business English, Office Practice, Transcription Indiana State College Graduate Work: Penn State University Clubs: F. B. L. A., Key Club Hobbies: Community activities, Kiwanis Club, Hunting, Fishing RICHARD L. SVVARTZ and Typing I Indiana State College Hobbies: Piano, Model Railroading, Bowling Business Math, Bookkeeping, The objectives of the Business Educa tion Dept. are: I. To provide training in the skills and procedures of the business world for those who plan to make a career in this field 2. To provide for those who are not taking the Commercial course such skills as Personal Typing, which will be useful to them in their own life. 3. To enable the student to become a better citizen through the acquiring of knowledge and understanding of the economic world. Courses offered to accomplish these objectives are Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Business Math, Transcription, Of fice Practice, Bookkeeping, Business English, Record-keeping, Consumer Eco nomics. DISCUSSING A BUSINESS ENGLISH proiect with Mr. Ingols are Ileft to rightj Ingrid Swanson and Dorothy Wolfe. WORKING ON A BOOKKEEPING project is Janice Wolfe

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ROBERT L. ALBRIGHT Vocational Agriculture Penn State University Ohio State University Graduate Work: Penn State Club: F. F. A. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE BUILDING A COFFEE TABLE requires skill and knowledge of carpentry as John Wilson and Arden Glenn show us how. WORKING ON a motor is Bill Martin. The maior obiectives ot Vocational advance- ment in Agriculture are to develop efficient ability to: I. Make a beginning and advance in Agri- culture. 2. Produce Farm products. 3- Market farm products profitably. 4. Conserve Natural resources. 5. Manage a farm business. 6. Proficiency in farming. 7. To enable them to make a wise choice in their farming program. 8. To give him a greater appreciation ot his social, personal, and civic duties.

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MUSIC Music is required in the seventh and eighth grades, and may be taken as an elective in the ninth grade. The aims of the music classes this year are as follovvs: I. To provide the students with an opportunity to express them- selves in music through its many facets. 2, To give understanding of the grammar of music. 3. To integrate music with other forms of activities and events which touch the lives of the student. 4. To develop sensitive and intelligent listening habits. 5. To develop music appreciation and learn of music's history. 6. To find in music a sense of recreational enjoyment. 7- To develop singing abilities in students. 8. To encourage participation in musical organizations. Mr. Harvey Horn is the elementary music instructor for the schools throughout the district. DISCUSSING ONE of the Classical Composers is Mr. Caravacci and students. From left to right are: John Taylor, Diana Hoy, and Becky Jewell. MR. ENEA CARAVACCI Music, Band, and Chorus, Instrumental lessons Carnegie Institute of Technology Hobbies: Music, Chess, and l K 5 hal? Q Z . 37