Cairo High School - Egypti Yearbook (Cairo, IL)

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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.

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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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bongo board, boys box Physical education is a required subject from the freshman through the junior year. CHS girls and boys look forward to this period of the school day-hockey in the fall, basket- ball in the winter, and baseball in the spring. The competition makes the games quite eX- citing, and the enjoyable hour seems all too short. After this exercise and an invigorating shower, they are ready to undertake any or- deal the day may present. Edward Salmon Industrial Arts Paul Qualls lnrlustrial Arts with zest, construct furniture Our high school boasts an ultra-modern ln- dustrial Arts Department. Courses are offered in woodwork, machine shop, mechanical draw- ing. Every hour the shop is busy-lathes whirring . . . dark glasses . . . blow torches . . . sawdust in the air. ln the spring each year, the students ex- hibit fine specimens of their work at a down- town furniture store. ROBERT MARSHALL, Dennie Levill, and Dick Cange are the master craftsmen fashioning the new lvcturn for the auditorium stage.