John Adams High School - Rebelry Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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L. Bloomfield J. Joyce J. McKenna SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies department in any high school has the important duty of creating an atmosphere suitable to the growth of national pride and the knowledge of how our world began and has progressed. The five courses offered in this department arc P.S.C., Commercial Law, Modern History, World History, and American History. L. Irish B. Kristell ft. Ankeney J. Brumbaugh R. Knesal D. Quayle T. Balogh E. Caldwell F. Kostcll A. Brown

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E. Hamill HOME ECONOMICS Our Home Economics department headed by Mrs. Morris is divided into three sections. The first section is the Foods department. Girls can take Foods I, II, and III and instead of taking IV, can help serve in the Tea Room or help as leaders in the classes. Clothing is the second section and can be taken for four semesters. Instead of taking Clothing IV, you can be a clothing leader and assist the teachers. Section three is combined of Personal Regiment, Home Making I and II and Home Nursing. M. Harris L. Hruska O. Hemmons S. Leopold M. Morris

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C. Classer J. McGinty BUSINESS R. Hayes W. Meilandcr EDUCATION There are eleven teachers using seven classrooms--three typing rooms, one office machines room, plus three classrooms . The subjects offered include Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice, Shorthand, Secretarial Practice, Office Machines, Typing, and Salesmanship. Our graduates are placed in positions using these skills. The pupils have rated high on city-wide tests in these skill subjects and have won honors in the NOMA contests. Pupils learn to operate many of the office machines. N. Revak R. Schmotxcr S. Schiff M. Timbers