Cambridge High School - Viking Yearbook (Cambridge, IL)

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Learning experiences in the manual arts class provide opportunity' for a boy to express him- self through the art of working with hand tools. The course is designed to give practical ex- perience in the use of hand woodworking tools as well as some useful knowledge in the field of home mechanics. Wayne Newlin B.S. Illinois State Normal University Business courses are skill subjects. A know- ledge of typing, bookkeeping, shorthand writing, and the mastering of certain duties, can be used for personal or vocational use. These skills, plus desirable personal qualities, will help the student to be more likely to succeed on the job. Barbara Maras B.E. Illinois State Normal University rt., ,sr Music is God's gift and should be treated as such. Music should be an important part of all our lives in some way. No one needs to be excluded. Whether one listens or participates, music can be a satisfying experience for any one who will take the time and effort to enjoy it. Raymond Montross B.S. Illinois State Normal Universit ll

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We To fill the intellectual gap which lies between the men of science and the average citizens of our democracy, thus the student may use to greater advantage, that which shall be his her- itage - mentally, morally, and physically. j. R. Young B.S. Northwestern University M.S. DePaul University To speak clearly and without confusion, to write correctly and creatively, to read widely and with appreciationg to listen carefully, thus to learn the wisdom of the past and the hopes of the future: these are the ideals of every Eng- lish teacher for her every student. X Elizabeth Westerlund . B.A. University of Illinois I ,ff Everyday life is full of mathematics. The sim- vlest transaction or most complex problem equires its use. In each class we try to create L desire and willingness to learn. We teach fasic details, principles, application, and use if subject matter. R. W. johnson BS. University of Iowa

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My philosophy of homemaking education is to develop an interest in home living and its related fields. Through this type of education, standards and ideals may be formed co-opera- tively for judging: wise use of time, money, energy, thoughts, and deeds to guide the student today and serve him in the future in home, school, and community. Mae' Miller B.S. Illinois State Normal University 71, Vi -L- When we study Latin, we study more than a long-dead language. We meet an illustrious people, its gods and heroes, its way of life. In so doing, we better understand our own language, and in their way of life, we see patterns of our own. Nina Fox B.S. Illinois State Normal University ' ix' Rural life is a way of life. Keeping this in mind, the first aim of vocational agriculture is to train present and prospective farmers for proficiency in farming. The second is to help create a love of God's resources. Charles Moore B.S.V.O.V. University of lllinois in W WW