Clinton High School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

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Many Subjects to Prepare Students for . . . World History World History from Ancient to Modern is taught by Mrs. Holloway to prepare students for this changing world. Mathematics Since Algebra is the basis for all higher math, al- most all students enroll in Algebra I, taught by Mr. Smiley. English is a required subject which teaches students .he proper form of our everyday language. Mrs. Holloway teaches Junior and Seniors this subject. English Students in Typing I learn mechanics and speed. Later Mr. Hutto puts more emphasis on accuracy. Typing Puqe 11

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CHS Curriculum Includes . . . Home Economics Plant or animal? Mr. Smiley’s Biology students can tell you. General Science and Physics complete the sciences being offered at CHS. Biology Since every American should know about his coun- try, all students enroll in American History. With his broad knowledge of history Mr. Barnes makes this subject very interesting. In Home Ec Mrs. Pate not only instructs girls in cooking and sewing, but includes several other units to prepare them for their role as the home makers of tomorrow. Agriculture Agri includes shop work and farm projects. Under the guidance of Mr. Morton boys strive to produce useful items in the shop. American History Page 10 BpS

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Their Roles as Responsible Citizens Music Since knowledge is acquired only through study, a study hall is very important. Study Hall Asa student goes through high school he will find that he must consult the library often for informa- tion. Under the guidance of Miss Winningham, student librarians keep the library in order. Striving to promote school spirit and entertain the public, the Yellowjacket Band plays at football games and other occasions. Mr. Taylor rehearses the band daily in order to present a high quality per- formance. Physical Education Playing Basketball includes only one phase of phy- sical fitness, but Coach Young instructs all of Clinton's athletic teams. The entire community can be proud of the way that it has been represented. Library Page 12