Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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ROBERT L. ENGLISH Band and Chorus Mansfield College Graduate Work: Pen Hobbies: Music MUSIC Music is required in The sevenrh and eighTh grades, and may be Taken as an elecTive in The ninTh grade. The sTudenTs are given a chance To express Themselves Through singing and The playing of musical insTrumenTs. In The general music classes, They learn abouT The difTerenT musical insTrumenTs and of The funda- menTals of music. The purpose of The general music classes is To encourage parTicipaTion in musical organizaTions. Mr. Harvey Horn is The elemenTary music insTrucTor for The schools ThroughouT The disTricT. Mr. RoberT English Teaches The general music classes in The sevenTh, eighTh and ninTh grades. Singing is one of The enioyalznle parTs of classes. Here Mr. English and a group of sTudenTs find This ouT.

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VOCATIO AL AGRICULTURE JOHN HUMMER Subjects: Vocational Agriculture Hobbies: Gunsmith, Shooting Activities: F.F.A. College: Penn State University Mr. Hummer, the Vocational Agriculture teacher, explains the parts ot this Tractor to Dale Martin, Tom Haight, Bill Burrows, and Jim Morrison. Since agriculture is so closely associated with nature, Vocational Agriculture tries to inspire a beliet in God and love ot country lite. Character development, citizenship, and practice in thrift are also included in the program. For the improvement of agriculture and conservation of valuable resources, the boys take part in worthy proiects which have proven to be an important part of their training. Feelings of pride in the farm home and its surroundings are emphasized, and et- torts toward the development of organized rural recreational activities are encouraged. By encouraging students to strengthen their confidence in themselves and their work, Vocational Agriculture enables them to establish suitable programs by which a better future, both economically and spirit- ually, can be obtained. Donald Shellhouse receives an explanation to a problem from Mr. Hummer if 33

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BU I ESS EDUCATIO , Q, ,N A ,,A ,, , ' 'I ' W ---'T-r T' ,rf fc ' I 1 . si. ,ffgggz if RICHARD L. SWARTZ Bookkeeping, Business Mafhernafics, Type- wriTing I, Record Keeping, Consumer Economics Indiana STaTe College Graduafe Work: Pennsylvania STaTe Uni- versiTy Aquila, Senior Class Hobbies: Music, Bowling The Business EducaTion DeparTrnenT has been developed To provide Train- ing in The skills and procedures of The business world for Those who plan To make a career in This field. This deparT- menT also provides Those who are noT Taking The business course wiTh such skills as Personal Typing and Record Keeping which will be useful in Their own personal lives. IT also enables The sTudenT To become a beTTer ciTizen Through The acquiring of knowledge and undersTanding of The economic world in which They live. Courses offered To accomplish These objecTives are: Typing I and ll, Shorf- hand I and Il, Business MaTh, Tran- scripTion, Office PracTic:e, Bookkeep- ing, Consumer Economics, Personal ing, Business English, Record Keep- Typing, and NoTehand. WAIDE O. INGOLS ShorThand I, Il, TypewriTing II, Business English, Office Practice, TranscripTion Indiana STaTe College Graduafe Work: Penn STaTe UniversiTy Acfivifies: F.B.L.A., Tickef Sales Hobbies: Community AcTiviTies, Kiwanis Club, HunTing, Fishing Mr. lngols sTresses The imporiance of Transcribing correctly. Mr. Swarfz poinTs out debits and credifs To Nancy Messinger, K Carol Aiello, and Mary Ann Findley.