Churubusco High School - Periscope Yearbook (Churubusco, IN)

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l-lmwlsmwLNUmdsAwl iwmtaiwb Art roars with unlimited skill. The art class displays its creative talent to CHS. Mrs. Tuck observes the students' knack at art .work-. Kathy and Vickie are deeply engrossed in covering the books for the library.

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P. E., Dfdufmfs fldies Driver's Ed. classes are held during the summer months at CHS. Many stu- dents participated in the course, to im- prove their driving ability. The stu- dents spent many long hours studying to become efficient and careful drivers. To improve their skills, Junior High and Freshmen students are required to take physical education. During these courses, they become acquainted with sports and sportsmanship. Will they ever learn? Look out cruel world-here I comel CHURUBUSC Debbie Pence is on the ball during gym class. Dave Leazier strains as he throws the ball. DRIVER EIJUCATIUN CAR

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-nz, F-i0m0EOQi10w8ApfRudewu The ambition of the home economics class at CHS was to prepare students for their lives in the future. This was achieved by Nlrs. Baughman, who taught sewing, cooking and family living. They fashioned various items, such as pajamas, skirts, dresses, pant suits, jumpers, etc. These were made in var- ious materials, stitches, and sewing techniques. The types of fabrics they worked with were plaids, stripes and flowers that had various textures of cotton, denim, velvet, cordu- roy, and satins. Another household skill vitally important in life was cooking. ln this part of the class they practiced the prepara- tion of meats, pastries and vegetables in many different ways. Laura Cassidy and Ellen Gilbert look excited as they pin patterns to their material. Pearlene Tackett precisely cuts out her pattern as she wonders how it will look after she finishes. Debbie Reed has a rough time marking darts with a pizza cutter. Nancy Tipton tries to help Karen Konger fix her machine.