Bremen High School - Sprig O Mint Yearbook (Bremen, IN)

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PROJECTOR PROVIDES PLUS TO CLASSES Most of our classes have the benefit of films or slides to make them more educational and interesting V 0, 74? 'xg 1 Shown by the movie operators, this film gives the Ag class a view of better methods of farming Preparing for their future in agriculture are not only those interested in farming, but also boys interested in the care or repair of farm machinery, new and better methods of farm- ing, sale of equipment, machinery, or land, and materials handling. Besides getting a better knowledge of this subject, they also receive valuable, practical experience through such things as keeping books, buying and selling, planting and harvesting. All this and more is taught in the Ag classes in order to better prepare our boys for their vocational future. Farm shop boys practice useful techniques for future farm life 18

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wi ' it Wt W EQ .Y WE DEVELOP MANUAL SKILLS Using our hands to express ourselves, to learn skills, or to communicate - these are the aims of art, mechanical draw- ing and business classes. Byapplying what these courses have to after, we begin to develop the power of observation and learn to express ideas in design and form. Practical classroom experience not only prepares us for Lana Fisher expertly transfers a corner of the art toom onto her drawing board. the future, but also gives us an understanding of the indus- trial and commercial world. Making use of knowledge learned in these subiects gives us skill with our finaers and quickness in our thinking. Dick Balsley, like the rest of the mechanical drawing' class, saves time do- ing his lessons with the drafting machine. 17

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WE WCRK TO HUM OF MIXERS AND MACHINES Learning to care for the home, for personal needs, and for the needs of others are iust a few of the obiectives of the home economics course. Although many girls take this course to prepare for a vocational future, others take it to gain valuable practical experience for all walks of life. While in home economics, the'girls prepare for their tu- tures, in Industrial Arts the boys begin to prepare for theirs. Manual training is the theme of this department. During the year the boys not only work on wood projects, but also do metal work and drawing. ln these classes they learn to take the initiative and get their work done once it's started, Shop boys learn craftsmanship as they work on shop prolects. 19 The senior home economics class watches a food prepara- tion demonstration by Jeanette and Aloma. By operating the lathe, the shop boys can make varied and beautiful proiects.