Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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VARIED COURSES STUDIED IN HOME ECONOMICS D. Stacy, C. Chacon and R. Hernandez pre- pare pie crust in Boys' Home Ec. class. To be well-dressed and appealing are the thoughts of every student in CHS. To be well fed and to be able to prepare wholesome and tasty food is the desire of all Americans. Mrs. Cosper tea che s both boys' and girls' home economics class the various ways to pre- pare food, set the table and serve guests. Girls in sewing classes are taught the design of clothing and use of the sewing machine. In terior decorating and color scheme are also studied. Freshmen girls, learn how to cook properly. Diane Druce and Debra Smith work on projects. R. Montoya, J. McBride, S. Butler, and G. Hicks eat a meal they prepared in Home Ec.

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS LEADS TO USEFUL CAREERS There are noisy sounds in the basement of the Trojan Gym as the Industrial Arts Classes use their hands and heads in the CHS vocational department. Mechanical drawing, under the instruction of Mr. Alvarado, is offered, giving the stu- dent an opportunity to learn the basics of drafting. Blue print techniques are also taught. In the woodworking shop boys learn to use machines through the building from tables to cedar chests. Mr. Holmes teachesmetalshop and the stu- dents are offered a chance to learn welding, the operation of metalworking tools, and sheetmetal work. Mike Greenwade practices welding. Ramon Ruiz crimps sheetmetal Alan Rietz inks a plate. 18 Robert Gonzales, freshman, turns down a bowling pin in wood shop.

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ENGLISH AND SPANISH TEACH LINGUISTIC SKILLS. CHS English courses make a study of Amer- ican and English literature. The fundamen- tals of grammar, research papers, letter writing, themes and expository writing are learned in the four years of required English at CHS. In addition, College English is of- fered to those desiring it. Mrs. Eddy, English department head, di- rects the Dramatics Club in the production of a stage play, each year. Also, a repro- duction of the Shakespearean Globe Theater is studied a s the senior students study Shakespeare's plays. Miss Tadlockis fresh- man English instructor and librarian. Mr. Paterson teaches sophomore English. Two years of Spanish are offered and are taught by Mr. Oliver. Mike Padilla reads poetry in English II. English IV studies diagramming. Spanish II class does exercises. Symbol of the term paper. 20