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Page 32 text:
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Mr. James Orlosky, Mr. Ben Preston, Mr. Kenneth Easterda Advanced Math Studied in C.S.H.S. Mr. William Stearman, Miss Edna Folger. Mr. Wilbur Albietz. Several seniors saw a need for a further study of mathematics this year, and for these students an ad- vanced course was offered. Many other accelerated students were enrolled in classes which enabled them to make an advanced study of algebra and geometry. An addition of two teachers was made to the depart- ment, and this enabled more students to study math. All students who were enrolled in mathematics were grouped according to their capabilities. Miss Folger ' s geometry class works propositions. 28
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Music Groups Meet Heavy Schedule Mr. Joe Williams and Mr. Elttyn Broun make last minute plans for the coming concert. Students in music classes were kept very busy again this year. The choirs and the hand presented a con- cert series of five programs, and the choirs appeared on convocations, the all city Christmas Carol, the Spring Music Festival at Bloomington, Indiana, and at local civic meetings. Several students were winners in state competition. This was Mr. Brown ' s first year as director of the C.S.H.S. Band. Besides appearing occasionally with the choirs, the band provided half- time entertainment at the football and basketball games. This year students could enroll in a course in music appreciation or harmony as well as band or choir. A section of the band rehearses for a concert.
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Boys working o i the Triangle in the print shop are Fred Trimpe, Jerry Henry, Bill Jordan, Jerry Coombs, aid Bill Sewell. School Offers Vocational Opportunities Students who are enrolled in the vocational course have a variety of classes and subjects from which to choose. They may choose wood shop, machine shop, auto mechanics, vocational drafting, printing, or voca- tional agriculture. In several of these classes students learn, through first hand experience, as well as do many worthwhile projects. In the various shops equipment was made which benefited the whole school, and the printing for most all school functions was done in the print shop. Mr. Don Beck, Mr. William Hickman, Mr. Glenn Diel, Air. Wayne Coy, Mr. Cornelius Versteeg, Mr., Harold Wishon, and Mr. Winifred Kalk- trarf, vocational teachers. Mr. William Baker, Vocational Director 29
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