Henry Clay High School - Statesman Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Industrial Arts One of man's most unique anduseful gifts is his hands. In Shop classes, boys are trained to use them in making many objects. This skill can become an occupation or an enjoyable hobby. Mr. Green inspects a file cabinet made by a Shop student. i iJsic MR. JOSEPH BEACH Orchestra MRS. FLOSSIE GREENE Chorus English MR. OVERTON GREEN For those at Henry Clay who like music, chorus, band, and orchestra- pro- vide much enjoyment. MR. RICHARD BORCHARDT Band Mr. Beach conducts Henry Clay's superior orchestra.

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Art MR. JAMES SMITH Under the guidance of Mr. james Smith, Henry Clay art students learn the basic skills of art and begin to develop their artistic ability. Using these skills, they can go on to create on their own. Q' - .. 3' f' 5 'L f Q. , ' is , X Hg, K . , K ..--- V K la e-t- ' L ir i i i l ' Art students develop their creative ability Mechonicol Drawing In the first year of Mechan- ical Drawing boys learn the basic skills of architectural en- gineering. In the second year they are given more or less a free hand, copying plans or drawing original ones. MR. WALTER HILL 7'What I wouldn't give for a Mickey Mantle!

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Mothemotics Mathematics is a science which encompasses a broad area, includ- ing: algebrag geometryg trigonome- try and advanced math. With this as a starting point, many fields of education are open to the students. MR WALTER GANDER MRS JESSIE FUGET1' MR. OSCAR ECTON - M