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-I A A 'O .qy f MARY CASKKY DIANE SCOTT EIIALIE GOYFHY I'!cLRENt EQ V Home Economics The Home Economics courses in- clude everything of importance to the future homemaker and career girl. Any girl from the seventh grade to the twelfth grade may study Home Ecc- nornics. A special course in Home- rnaking, which is offered to senicr girls who have had no previous train- ing, teaches the basic fundamentals of becoming a good housewife. These senlor girls learn to prepare well-hal anced meals and proper table settings, select food and clothing, and care for a child. ln completely equipped class- rooms, with rnodern appliances and utensils, all girls in Home Economics learn to cook and sew, receive in- struction in faniily relationships and consumer education, and prepare themselves for one of the most impor- tant jobs in the world, the making of a happy home.
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IAC! IFOHGEY' WILLIAM CREIGY-ITON WILLARL' KALCHEK F. l. MATI-EIS Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing Students learn by observing as lflr. Keller Boys watch as Mr. Bongey demonstrates a new methcd on the printing machine. The growth of lndustrial Arts at Hughes has been rapid. The shop paves the way to a boys future career, often stimulating a choice of trade. Courses in Electricity, Metalwork, Graphic Arts, Woodworking and Me- chanical Drawing are offered on be- ginning and advanced levels. Aware that all the scientific theories ever de- veloped would be useless without skilled workers to design and con- struct the finished products, the ln- dustrial Arts program supplements other departments and makes practi- cal use of the knowledge gained in other courses. Whether mastering a problem of industrial design, setting type, or building his own radio set, a boy is engaged in the important busi- ness ol changing theory into reality. uses the compass. EDGAR HARE ROBERT KELLER
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Physical Education Girls work cut cn new gym floor ln a World of labor saving machinery physical health is becoming more and more a concern of organized games and calisthenics. At Hughes the Physical Educa- tion program is designed to develop sound bodies and Boys enjoy tree period instill in each student an appreciation of good exercise and sportsmanship. Physical Education is a required course until the senior year, at which time Swimming may be elected. SARAH COMPTON HOWARD GRINES ALAN KINDSCHY RITA LACHER DIANE MERGLER PAUL RICHERT 28
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