Central High School - Analecta Yearbook (Switz City, IN)

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irls Learn to Manage Efficient Homes . . . . . Senior Home Ec. girls study new room furniture during class. Education for homemaking ln the school of today must be comprehensive in scope in or- der to keep pace with t h e changing aspects of home and family living, as Well as to place continued emphasis on the enduring values which must not be forgotten. Debra Brookshire shows Karen Zimmerly how to thread a machine

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Business Students Prepare for Careers . . . PP'-ln., wi Absorbed in study- Mary Jo Hauser Steve Longest aids Jackie Spainhower in a, Bookkeeping problem. A -,. . ' i f gift David Owens lends Monica Agan a helping hand cleaning typewriters. The number and kinds of business activities in which people engage have increased enormously during the last half century. This means that every citizen must learn more about business in order to be an effective participant in this society. Thus, the purpose of busi- ness education is to teach the skills that will enable a young person to earn a living, but also to contribute to his over- all knowledge and well-being for the rest of his life.

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Abilities and Self Expression Artistic bentstudents studied the first semester on the ele- ments of art and principles of design. The holiday spirit caught up with the class as its members designed and printed their own Christmas Cards. The making of huge papier mache orna- ments was another project. Later in the school year tech- niques of art, such as sandcast- ing, oil painting,and clay sculp- ture were also practiced. An engraved effect is achieved by Dennis Bough and Mary Guthrie with scissors crayons and paper