Clackamas High School - Lance Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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Foreign language Department Clackamas High School offers its students four foreign languages: German, Spanish, French, and Latin. Each class incorporates a variety of teach- ing methods. Foreign films, magazines, and text- books help supplement materials used in the basic curriculum. The department now sponsors a foreign exchange program, which this year enabled three Clackamas students to spend part of their summer in Mexico. During this year two Mexican students studied and observed at Clackamas for several weeks. LOIS SATO EDWIN SEELY French Spanish Business Education Department Preparing students to become tomorrow's business lea d ers, the Business Education teachers stress speed and accuracy in all areas of the department. Typing, shorthand, transcription, bookkeeping, clerical practice business law, and business organization were offered in this year's curriculum. PAUL HOGGATT DAVE CASE Dept. Chairman ,J E r 34 NITA LEACH JOAN HELD Not Pictured: ROBERT BAIRD

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l i t JOHN FERGUSON JERRY SHIVELEY NORBERT HEMSHORN Vocational Agriculture Department Learning by doing best describes the activities of boys Industrial Arts Department Mechanical drawing, wood shop, and metal shop make up the Industrial Arts Department. Conversion of an idea into a tangible product is a rewarding experience for those enrolled. Either as a lifetime occupation or a challen- ging hobby, the skills learned in these classes are practical and helpful. enrolled in vocational agriculture. Familiarity with plants, animals, and machinery is gained by working at the land lab and in the shop. Each boy must complete several projects during the year. Receiving advice from their instructors, these students gain knowledge in fields which may become occupations or perhaps profitable hobbies. l lf. l KEITH KINGSLEY Wood Working WENDELL MYERS Mech. Drawing NEAL EHLEN Metal Shop 33

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HENRY llALL Spanish OTTO BLUEMMEL German Physical Education Department MELBA BRUCE JAMES CHALLIS CAR CL IF OL PETERSEN F SNIDER Activities of the Physical Education Depart- ment provide students with an opportunity to develop their physical stamina. Both lively games and vigorous exercises are employed to aid each student's well being. Each season brings its own series of new ac- tivities-- football, basketball, t u m b l i ng, soccer, volleyball, tennis, weight- lifting, and many others. lt is the hope of each P. E. instructor that every student develops an interest in a physical education activity which he can en- joy through his lifetime. DAVE WILLIAMS