Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

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7 r. I 0l'l'l0I I'0l,Uff olza QPJ 0 Cl? .elf Upper right Larry shows great in- terest ir: lflises work rr: Mr. Mai- chrowiz social lvizig class. Lett Mr. Dawes world history class learned the story of mankind Right. The U. S. history students listened intently as Mr, Mason lec- tured cn nationwide events. The study of people, their governments, and their cultures is an essential part of the American educa- tional system. Our high school presents a variety of courses in these fields. Social living, a required course for freshmen, covers a general study of people as well as first aid, driver education, and health. There are two different history classes available to Lindsay High students. Cne is a required course in United States history for juniors. World history is an elective Course Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors, although the majority are sophomores. The senior problems class has done cr variety of X-. A things this year. The first semester was taken up with a study of the problems which confront the American public: safety, housing, population, relig- ion, delinquency, education, etc. The second semes- ter was review of California history and govern- ment, along with other projects such as the career day at Porterville junior College. Americas policy of good will depends to a large degree on the education of young people in the field of social studies. It is through this medium that we learn to understand people and progress toward a peaceful world. AW ' N- fx

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SPQGJOHQ OKQSEQQBC Whether emoting in front of parents and friends in and the delivery ot a convincing debate means a class play or traveling to large cities for debates, much preparation and practice beforehand. Both well trained students show the excellent training points are stressed in the speech department with received in speech and drama classes. wonderful results. , The writing ot good Speeches takes careful study ,Z ,of Lower left: Barbara, Doris, Don, and Sandie compared notes Carol, Ida, Barbara, Ieanne, and Shirley composed the in speech. Right: Stage hands Bob, Ron, Ronald and Charles hidden talent which held the junior play together. kept the junior play running smoothly. Top. Sandie, Bonnie, '

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,gn fke Z?u:iine5A llfuarfcl V - T Agar Top lelt The business students took a field trip every Wednesday. Right: Mr, McFadZen's shorthand class prepared tor clerical careers, Lower left: Office machines were a Helping the commercial student to become ac auainted with one or all of the five divisions of the business world is the aim of the LHS. commerce department. Under the guidance of Mr. Mclfadzen, students may become adept in the accounting, typing, office machines, merchanclizing, or clerical phases. Learning to operate computing machines and to T X1 as ,t s XZ! if ource of interest and learring to ttiose that had acce s to them Right The second year typing class pounded ener aetically auay at their typewriter take over completely the ob of putting out the school newspaper are but a few ot the things com mercial mayors learn Well trained instructors help willing students whether it be advice on how to run the multilith machine or how to burn a picture into a mat to produce a newspaper. 21