Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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DOMESTIC An emphasis is placed on home economics, consistant with Charlotte's desire to produce well-rounded students, capable of facing today's complex society. The homemakers are instructed in the art of the domestic tasks, and, for the future secretaries, a complete curriculum in business is also offered: bookkeeping, typing, shorthand and general business. Whether her future lies in either a domestic position or a business career, C.H.S. has classes that can be of benefit to each girl. Practical trades are learned by the homemaking 12 classes. Learning how to prepare bisquits is one of the many practical things the homemaking classes learn. 26

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The Cadet Band, under the direction of Mr. Phillips, is shown prac- ticing on one of their many numbers. Fine Arts are not to be neglected in C.H.S. Art and music are important to our curriculum here, as is shown by the fine turnout of students interested in these respective fields. The famous Ori- ole Bands play German marches as the choruses of Die Wacht am Rhein echo through the halls. Our prospective artists practice on pictures of Germany's beau- tiful cathedrals. Our school is indeed fortunate in that we have a fine center of culture and art, and students who really strive to make our school proud of them. ON THE ARTS

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Timed writings in much they improved. typing class is a time when the students see how In Miss Barden's bookkeeping class you need a good head for figures.