Clinton High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

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 My hands are going to look just like mother's if I keep washing these dishes, wail Home Ed Students. V Let Them Eat Cake” Is A Home Economic Incentive It seams to me things ought to be straighter, cries Yohnie Rowley. Compliments of: Increased efficiency was the goal of the Home Economics Department under the supervision of department head, Mrs. Mooney, with Mrs. McCoy assist- ing. A semester of clothing construction, along with a semester of food prepara- tion, was offered to freshman girls. Sophomore and junior girls strived to achieve perfection by discussing fashion problems and constructing more diffi- cult articles of clothing. A semester of nutrition study included the prepara- tion of more balanced meals with a sup- plementary study of formal entertain- ing. Senior girls were offered a course in family living which was comprised of house planning, home nursing, home decorating, and family relations. A semester of child care was also offered. As girls anticipated a future of home- making, Clinton High School endeavored to prepare them. 26 FARRINGTON'S DX STATION ERMA-JEAN'S GOSPEL GIFT SHOP

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Yesterday And Observing Today Mr. Carlson explains to his government classes the separation of powers within our federal govern ment. Sociology students listen attentively as Mr. Reeve explains Malinowski's theory of the structure of society. Government classes were divided into two unbiased factions to study the campaign. Das ist Deutschland, points out Mr. Haskell to his geopolitics class. Compliments of: 25 FENOGLIO'S SHOES AND CLOTHING ELI SKORICH'S SINCLAIR SERVICE

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Brain And Brawn Is An Unbeatable Team In order to maintain our high standard of physical fitness, we found it necessary to strengthen our bodies as well as our minds. Through the correlation of health and physical education classes, our stu- dents were able to fulfill this. These classes were taught by Miss Dowdy and Mr. Effner. The girls' physical education classes attained confidence, coordination, and agility in such sports as basketball, soft- ball, and volleyball. Boys were taught the basic skills of volleyball, basketball, tumbling, and calisthenic s. These two-year compulsory courses instilled in all participants the realiza- tion that team cooperation, and good sportsmanship are mandatory to succeed in any field. Suzanne Allen points out the heart during the study of the circulatory system in health class. I hope he hurries; I can't stay up much longer, wail physical education boys, as they perform warm-up exercises during the first part of class. Compliments of; 27 FOSSI BAKERY FERRO'S IGA-MONTEZUMA