Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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1942 Chemistry At the beginning of the year, there assembled in the laboratory, eleven bewildered boys and girls eager for an unveiling of the mysteries of their environment-those things which they had always tasted, touched, seen and felt but had never quite understood. As the year passed swiftly on, they learned formulas and equivalents and the structure of the atom and many new and exciting things. They enjoyed the class and hoped that the rest of the school did not de- spise the very queer odors exuding from the lab. i' 'lr 'A' ir ir Industrial Arts A group of ten boys made up the Industrial Artsf class this year. The first six weeks were spent on a course in blue print work. Many of the projects of the year consisted of objects built for different programs and activities carried out by the school and its organizations. We also made lamps, foot stools, and table and book case combinations.

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1942 Home Economics Our class of seven members undertook several interesting projects during the year. We prepared and gave a valentine dinner to which the high school teach- ers were invited. At the athletic banquet we made favors and served. The beginning of the year was spent at sewing. We made different things to wear. During the rest of the year, in learning to cook. We mixed and baked many kinds of cookies. biscuits, cakes, pies and salads. Two scrap books were completed, one on child development, the other on home furnishings. 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' Commercial In spite of the fact that a great number of other students found amuse- ment in our odd symbols used to represent longhand characters, we short- hand students have enjoyed learning an entirely new language. After being oriented in some of the different principles, we undertook to gain greater speed in dictation and transcription. In typing classes we have been working all year for speed and accuracy. Much of our knowledge was put to practical use when we assisted the Hub staff in putting out the school paper every month and when we very willingly assisted in getting out much of the office material. The classes are proud to report that if anyone desires a good stenogra- pher or typist he might look much farther and find no better area for a selec- tion than that of the classes of H. H. S.