Cairo High School - Egypti Yearbook (Cairo, IL)

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FIRST PRIZE in clothing display was awarded to Beth Karclivr. Cecelia Cummings, and Susan Ent, their theme ln-ing Startlust. The girls in home ec bake mighty good chocolate pies and proudly model the products ol' their sewing class-frills, buttons, and hows. lCl l lCllCN'l' lnlsiness ed girls, ,lean Hafford, Ruth Mathis, and ,Ionell Neathannn:-r, enjoy filing. Far down the hall, clicking typewriters tell that efficient secretaries are Min the making. Bookkeeping students juggle figures and slave for days to get out of the uredf, We think our practical. program is Htopsf, learn moclern methods, typists pound the keys Winnie ,lean Bell Ben Cooke Pat Sachse English Eileen Howle Driver Education Home Economics Business Education Business Education

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A FAMILIAR SIGHT on Cairo's streets is the Driver Training Car. Mr. Cooke and his class master all the regulationsftruffic lights, boulevard stops, ad infinitum. Neophyte drivers learn stop signals, homemakers Space age or no-baking a cake, driving a N250 car, typing a letter will always be in fashion. Ei Q Large numbers of high school students are en- '1 ff 0 rolled in these practical courses. Driver education is a popular sophomore course. Teen-agers learn the wisdom of driving a car safely-and changing a tire, even on a rainy day. nf f I

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Girls bounce on Sl HAIJY NUWl Only lliirty sem-umls tu go. Olga lluiz, Maury While, and ,Iam-I Martha Crawford mr-s urs' doing their skill If-sts in l'l'i. Pliysival lfdumzatinn Don Criss lmllysiml lfilul-utimi llllSSlCl,l.'S HIGH LICFT is not fouling Keith in a Boys' PE boxing matcli.