Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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I 4 l Bruce and Vern turn metal tock ln Bruzsed and Burnt F mgers Ar The huzz buzz buzz of saws and the bang hang bang of hammers are among the famlllar sounds Commg from the shop room 'Vlany long tedlous and strenuous hours are spent bw boys learnmg the skllls of car pentrx Supervlsed by 'Vlr Carmen Ponader Mr Tom Lauerman and Mr Charles Allegree these boys learn to use some of the more dangerous tools mth extreme care Safety flrst IS always a good motto Some of the products of the lndustrlal Arts Department are useful xtems such as cedar chests tables and lamps Much prlde can be taken xn some of the Say look at all tho e quares I I I mean T square Tom Lhcrry and john Luck proceed with Calltllln We S that cornt r Qquare quare, square. square keep f Uv. , I . . , . , . S A l If 1 ' the lathe. beautlful work that comes from the shop room. , s s ' . . . - - -t s. , - A A 5 .,-'

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Scoop writers are c o n s t a n I ly working to better Scoop. :dn jf Editor in chief I li il liroclun ton W 111111 miprou futurm Ntoop Advancement of the Business World Now is the time for all good men to conie to the aid of their pastry . ooops, where's. the eraser. Juj, juj, ded are familiar exercises that the begin- ning typing classes clo as a drill to learn the key- board. After they become more at ease at their type- writers the students begin to build speed but at the same time try to keep down errors. It isnit surpris- ing when we come up with something like goolt for 'llookfi As the students progress. they learn to set up business letters. Typing is fun but Olll those errors. A course which will bring about better reading in newspapers and magazines is journalism. jour- nalism teaches tlie young journalists the preparation and editing of material. specialized writing for mag- azines and specialized reporting. Through the un- tiring efforts of Nlrs. Mary llold. these students show their ability writing for Scoop. 4,

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the Battle Scars of hop and Home EC A stitch in time avi-5 nine Nine whatft? The 4'Big Changei' took place in the Home Ee room this year as it received six individual kitchen units and had new cabinets installed. Under the supervision of Mrs. Jean Denwood, replacing Miss Mable Morgan, retired after 34 years of service at C.H.S., these future homemakers learn to prepare nutritious meals. The ad- vanced class put what they learned to work by planning the menus for the cafeteria. Another phase of Home EC is sewing. The most envied and most economical girl is the one who can make her own clothes. The sewing class was under the direction of Mrs. Wiiiifried Weidinan. Who needs a pattern for a feed sack