Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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chest x-ray in the Tu- Above left: getting o berculosis Society trailer. Right: a girls' basket- ball game. Bottom left: noon lunches run to ' ' 'ew of the line-up for lots of milk. Right. a vi the chest x-rays. x Ural athletics are outgrowths of Subsequent work is followed up by the Nurse The intram .and Dental Hygienist. Each student participat- the work of this department. Both boys and n interscholastic sport is given a thorough girls from all grades are given the opportunity to take active part in intramural games. ing in a P hysical examination. lndien

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, lj Health and Physical Education De- partment: Seated-Mrs. Pauline Far- ML 9 Not only is the Health Education Depart- ment interested in the physical activities and gymnastic classes for the high school student, it is concerned with his physical habits and social relationships, therefore, half the time classroom instruction is given in healthful living. Also closely associated with this department is the cafeteria. During the year the girls work- Miss Eaton demonstrates a model of the human eye. mer, school nurse, Dr. Charles E. Rink, retiring school physicfang Miss Leah Eaton, girls' health instructor. Stand- ing-Mr. Samuel Lengel, boys' health instructor and director of athletics, Mrs. Eleanor Nystrom, dental hygien- ist, Dr. Daniel H. Bee, medical exam- health instructor and coach. J ing in the cafeteria put their knowledge of healthy foods and healthy eating conditions to use, by providing the best foods in an appetiz- ing way. Another feature of the Health Education De- partment is the medical and dental examinations which are given the students every two years. Students select balanced foods in the cafeteria. iner, and Mr. Gerald Capezzuti, boys' L'lndien - 20 i l

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L'lndien - 22 jlmu, 519114, to As we enter the Home Economics Depart- ment we see many girls engaged in various phases of home making. In sewing the girls ac- quire knowledge and experience in buying tex- tiles which helps them to spend wisely. We also find girls learning household skills which will make them happier and more successful as home makers. We see other girls learning to sew and acquiring a knowledge of design and color schemes. One of the aims of this course is to develop an attractive personality and a good character. In home making, we see girls not only cooking, but caring for children in the nur- sery school which is held every Friday. We also see some girls laundering children's clothing. The girls learn home business management which Panel left, top to bottom: a Future Homemakers of America installation ceremony, senior home ec., girls having a tea for their mothers, girls learning the proper use of electrical household equipment, and a Friday morning nursery class.