Salem Community High School - Salemarion Yearbook (Salem, IL)

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HOMEM AKING I development good groomlng semng nutrmon and cookmg In the foods classes the students make breads ples cakes salads and other dxshes Thev also plan and prepare breakfasts lunches and dmners Some chlld care and datxng are dlscussed M105 Beverly Beekler 15 the teacher Page Sxxteen AGRICULTURE management and crop gromng These classes carrx on var1 d projects Contests are held ln crop grow mg ammal l'3lSlI1g and breedmg Entrles 1n faxrs and natlonal act1v1t1es are other projects Many mo tlon plctures are shovtn to help the students VlSUa1lZ9 flood control terraclng and proper methods of farm mg The teacher IS Mr Rollm H Wlllrams 3 u E rv... M hk,' L, ull. .1 l 'U 5 Y, Homemaking I consists of the study of personality AG is 21 CIHSS d6SigDQd to help b0yS in farm I , . , . -A ' . u 'L

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IHSTORY Our natlons pos1t1on or ladershlp m k s tue studs of the xx orld lITlpO1'I'1IlL to us Our school offers three courses ID hlstors HIICIQIII modern and American The hlstorx class s studx not onlx the Constxtutlon of the Un1ted States alone mth the h s ton of Amenca but also the Illmols Constltutlon Then haxe a radlo phonoeraph combmatlon for the purpose of llstemne to hlstoucal happenmffs and the nevus of todas Our school IS xerx much mtexested m tralnlne good CITIZENS The teachex ln the top plctule s Nhss Rubx Nieredlth who teaches Ameucan DISIOIX Plctuxed below lS '1 class of Nlr Dxxame L Clatle who t aches modexn h1SfO1X and eeoftmphx Nllss Nlau Peace not ptctuled teaches '3llC'6lI modern 'md AHl91lC iIl IHSIOIX GEOGRAPHY Wlth the mtexnatlonal SIILIHIIOI1 as It IS todas we bellexe th te lS a glean need for a b tter understand mv amone the peoples of the world Noboclx can lne on earth xuthout bemg mfluenced bu the earth Exerx human bemg IS m some was related to the earth therefore necessttx makes geo 01211311915 of all mtelheent people We msh to stress mans 1elat1on to the earth and that 1e1at'onsh1p lS eeoe aphx Ths course lS deswned to shou hom geographtc condmons mll force man to adjust hlmself to a partl cular emuonment therebx explammv xxhw he max folloxx a certam lme of act1on We belzexe that Ueoerftphx mll be a Great addl 11011 to our Soeul Sctence D9D21lII'1lE'1'lI and also of much mlue to our futtue ClI1ZEIli of the lXOl1d Pave Plfteen t A .L H 1 . .- . . - . ' . D. - . 3 - 5 L . rs - ' D. . . r 5 D - I A. 1 S U A. . A E. . . C e A' . - . .. - .. l 3- V . :, c :. . - . . - . . - . ,. . -. . 1 1 : - . , ,. I A . . . - . . ' . ' t . L' . D , L, ' L 4 . , I . ' X. C - , Q . A .. . . ' f . . .- . '- '1 . K r :K ,- K :'- :-1 . : 4 . -' N ' . . L .. 4 . 1. L - K .L . ' t a ., . -

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1usrrf.uuq .-f-f - ,.,1-1- 1 'G IV 1 ,Q N DR Ml IN G principles of drafting The students vet the principles of two and three new oithosiaphic projection Thex also ieceixe the fundamentals of dimensioning and auxiiiaiw DIOJSCIIOII and isometric drawing The students iec ixe blueprint and black and white line reproduction N11 William B Matthews is the teacher R 15 fw..,Q -1-IL 1'-8 - NIXLHINE ll OOD Nl ORRING dustiiai piocesses and leain all of the fini hinv techni ques except that of spiaxine Each student makes s xeial projects of his oxn choice duiine the Rear XX hile thex work on their 110 ects tn boxs lelin to use hand tocls and the tile of machine tools found in small shops The te chei is xii Xx R Clifton P100 Sex ei teen 1 A x Q , A ., I W ',,. . N , .5 ,fr- A t Q! ' '. u K' 4 Q if 'i f K ' - x t s N- 1 fi 1 X R 5 ! V t X ' ' - -Y . I . f is ' X , lu' H 1 W ' ' ' 4: Sw. 1 Y x A 5 'V ' i' 1-.f . 3 l . , , v . v - . - l . . . - In mechanical drawing we give the elementary The classes in machine wood working study in- ' ' ' ' . . D ' ' ' ' . . . ' C ' 'S A C . '- . ' . H ' ' ' - b A k :IE-4 . . - - R. 5 - Q ' . 'T' ' Q 1. 'e ts' V i. A h X A . . ' , A I L ' N . ' C V