Hancock Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Maxwell, IN)

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IN SHOP we learn to use our hands as well as our minds. We learn to make useful articles from wood or metal, to care for the tools we use, and to get along and work together under varying conditions. The shop is an excellent place to learn self-discipline and self-con trolg thus enabling us to meet the needs of society when we leave school. AH- -xg THE HOMEMAKING CURRIC- ULUM is designed to develop all phases of homemaking including beginning, intermediate, and ad- vanced courses in foods and clothing home nursing, child development and care, personal and family re- lationships, budgeting and prepara- tion for marriage. FLAMINGO RESTAURANT, ARLINGTON, INDIANA GREENFIELD ICE CREAM CO., GREENFIELD, INDIANA

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4- d IN SOCIAL STUDIES we train for citizenship, In the future we will want to know and to do what is our part, in the world, in our nation, in our state, and in our own community. Here Miss Chambers is us- ing the world map during one of their weekly current events discus- sions. IN GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION, our aim is to learn the fundamentals of team work, and develop a sense of sportsmanship and fair play as well as individual skill and ability. Above all we have fun. FORTVILLE PRODUCE COMPANY, FORTVILLE, INDIANA FORTVILLE ICE CREAM COMPANY, FORTVILLE, INDIANA

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