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Build Fur The Future signs and the programs for various events. Led by Miss Kathryn Lohr, this group did work in pastels, lino- leum, charcoal, plaster, leather, and cork. The commercial course prepared its students for work in office and busi- ness management. The young people in this course learned office procedure and operation of various machines nec- essary for good office management. One may specialize either in the steno- graphic or bookkeeping and general office work courses. Metal work, wood work, and me- chanical drawing were all included in the industrial arts course. Any boy who took this course could be sure that he would be well prepared to be- come a electrician or a carpenter. Ebensburg-Cambria High School of- fered Latin and Spanish along with the required Engish. Languages were of great importance to anyone who in- tended going to college, Here at Ebensburg that requirement was am- ply filled. The agriculture course tried to ful- fill three purposes-to train young men in the ways of farming, to develop a love of rural life, and to furnish sci- entific background necessary for vo- cations allied to farming. Home pro- jects of plans and animals must be completed each year. This group also exhibited projects at the Cambria County Fair.
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'iturlellls In Tntlay's Elassrnnm Ebensburg-Cambria High School of- fered a wide variety of courses that would interest the least studious stu- dent. Take for example science as in the top left picture. Biology was one of the sciences which all sophomores were required to take. As shown, you would find the students studying all sorts of interesting specimens, Disecting was also a very important part of this course. Other science courses were general science. physics, and chem- istry. The home economics course trained girls in the ways of efficient home- making. lt taught such things as the appreciation of the home, right habits toward home responsibilities, applica- tion of general knowledge of home arts and sciences, and the use and care of household equipment. Many of the girls made summer projects which were exhibited at the Cambria County Fair, This course made a good founda- tion for a girl who wished to become a beautician or a housewife. Almost all students who entered Ebensburg-Cambria would take at least one year of mathematics. Trigo- nometry is one of the most difficult of these and was usually taken only by seniors. Mr. Thornton did a good job of teaching this subject. The art department of our school made many of the colorful window de-
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