Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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C02 Zola bnttelz Left, right, left, right! The sound of marching feet ring out as you pass the I. H. S. gyms, found at the end of the second floor hall. Classes are in session cmd muscles and minds are at Work and play. A peep through the doors may find the girls engaged in a vigorous, spirited game of volleyball While in the other gym the boys are involved in a fast, moving game of basketball. Throughout the school year various sports and athletic games are introduced and played in the classes. Material for Iohnstown High's athletic teams are un- covered and developed in these classes. Gym is a unit of the health program required by school regulations. Only a legal exemption can exclude a person from participating in this class. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES

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if' Clothing group with Miss K, Laine at machine Mrs. Davies' Food Class SVN' gf0l7l,QI'l'lHA',Q!lA nf lzmwfzfww What every American girl should know -this seems to be the theme oi the Home Economics Department. And Iohnstown High School can boast one oi the most beautiful departments in the state. A complete renovation ot the depart- ment this year has made it a place Where all love to be. In the cooking classes, under the careful eye ot Mrs. Nancy Davies, girls learn how to prepare homemakers are also perly and attractively. These wise girls certainly know the way to a man's heart is through good food. and bake a variety of tasty dishes and cakes. The student instructed in such tundarnentals as how to set a table pro- ln the sewing classes, with the helpful instruction ot Miss Kay Laine, the girls learn how to sew everything from blouses to suits. They are also taught the correct Way to cut patterns and how to dress in good taste. Throughout the year attractive displays on the second floor have shown the Work of these hornernakers ot tomorrow.

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Art Class at Work