Clayton A Bouton High School - Torch Yearbook (Voorheesville, NY)

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specialized subiects SENIORS: RuTh Gipp. JaneT O'Connell, Mary Louise Graf- Tunder, Anna Frisbee and Carol Rzany worl: in The home economics lciTchen. Miss JeaneTTe Howard helps Ellen BenneTT make an apron. Driver educaTion, TaughT by Mr. Harold Mead has proven To be a very worThwhile class. Here pupils are TaughT The basic TundamenTals oT driving Through lecTures, movies, and acTual pracTice. High school girls who elecT a course in home economics are given a basic background in +ha+ Tield by Miss lJeaneTTe Howard. She includes Qsewing, meal planning, cooking and family living in her courses. lndusTrial arTs is To The boys as home economics is To The girls. Mr. David McCarTney Teaches such courses as meTal and woodworking, elecTriciTy, prinTing, and mechanical drawing. The laTTer is basic To such fields as engineering, archiTecTure. and design. Mr. Harold Mead insTrucTs JaneT O'Connell, RuTh Gipp. Arlene Carr in The Tiner poinTs of driving. SENIORS: MilTon Gipp, Gerald WhiTa, Henry Hayward. ArThur Relyea and Charles Frisbee run The meTal laThe in The shop. Mr. David McCarTney insTrucTs Eugene Krause and Richard Spaulding in Their mechanical drawing.

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NINTH GRADE: Lef+ fo righh Donna Towers. James Sfurfevanf, William Srmiih, Leonard Miller, Dorofhy Smiih, and Ediih Smilh find fhe shorfesf rou+e from Russia fo fhe U. S. Under Jrhe direciion of Mr. Roloeri Backer, 'rhe eighih graders lake up 'rhe hisiory and form of The Uniied Siaies consfiiuiion and government They also siudy ihe siaie governmeni of New York and Hs various 'Forms of local governmenis. In ninih grade his pupils siudy geography. foreign affairs, and ihe economies of world coun- iries. His classes spend one period per week discussing various social and world problems. NINTH GRADE: Mr. Roberi' Backer lfeacherl explains +he campaigns of fhe Revolufionary War fo lsfandingl Har- rison Vaughn. Howard Wickham, Eugene Adams and lseafedl Roberf VanDerVeer. NINTH GRADE: Lefi fo righfz J. Salisbury, J, Scherer. T. Billsborrow, K. Gray, P. Bergsfrom, J. Hoialing, W. Crabill, P. Lawyer, W. Loss. M. Kendall, W. Gipp lisien as S. Kelley poinfs fo fhe New York map, held by R. Meilinger and L. Jackson. citizenship education