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General Course Oilers Varied Training Mr. S. Aylor ' s shop class repairs a farm wagon Home Economics students, under the direction of Mrs. T. Sweet, learn to prepare meals Many high school boys and girls want a good, practical education without college preparatory or commercial work included, therefore, C. H. S. has a general course, its basic high school course. Students whose high school work follows the general plan of study are prepared to be good citizens and are also equipped to enter one of the fields of carpentry, plumbing, or mechanics, although most of them specialize in retail selling, farming, or home econom- ics. Requirements are four years of English, two of math- ematics, and one each of U. S. history, civics, and science. They choose the seven additional units needed for grad- uation from any other classes they wish.
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Business World Awaits Many Workers Miss Jean Young’s first-year typing class concentrates on speed and accuracy Shorthand students listen to Mrs. IV. Houck’s dictation The commercial course is designed to accommodate those pupils who want to make a place in their future for secretarial work and other commercial positions. Since the field of business is so very competitive, only those students who are sure of their desire to enter the business world are encouraged to take the commercial course. For this same reason, the scholastic standards for graduation with a commercial diploma are necessarily high and de- manding. Required subjects for the course are four years of English, two each of typing and shorthand, and one each of business arithmetic, U. S. history, civics, general mathematics, science, general business, bookkeeping, and vocational bookkeeping and office practice. $ 14
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Teachers Found in Typical Haunts a. Some new teachers, Mr. J. Logan, Mrs. H. Hutcher- son, Mrs. W. Mill, Miss J. Young, Mrs. E. Willis, and Miss A. Reese discuss 1951-52 year at C. H. S. b. Mr. C. Weisiger addresses student body at S. C. A. induction. c. School treasurer Mr. H. Newlon counts senior class funds with sponsor, Mr. F. Binns. d. Latin teacher, Miss L. Thornhill, awards Junior Classical League pin to Bernard Lee. e. Mrs. J. Logan, office secretary, keeps things mov- ing in “headquarters.” . Principal J. H. Combs uses public address system to acquaint students twice daily with school news. { 16
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