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i H INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts department offers courses in metal shop, woodworking, architectural drawing, and mechanical drawing. The boys who elect to take these courses are given the fundamentals and enough additional training to enter such vocations as drafting, tool and die making, and carpentry. With the addition of the printing equipment, which is a gift of the 1959 Senior Class, another valuable course is being added to this depart- ment. DRIVERS TRAINING The Drivers Training course is always a pop- ular class at H.H.S. Students study for twelve weeks and for six weeks they have practical ap- plication of the things they have learned. I 4J,. T k. Boys learn how to operate machinery. Mr. Wilhehn explains the principles of safe driving. One must enter the car from the curb side. Woodshop— a part of the industrial arts. GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT AND SAFE DRIVING ... TWO MAJOR GOALS... 19
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The Home Economics Department offers courses in Home Management, Care of the Sick, Food Preparation, and Clothing. These vocation- al home economics courses afford a basic foun- dation for future homemaking and careers in dietetics, dress designing, and related arts. Closely associated with the study of nutrition and culinary arts is the study of health and safety. Health and Safety is a subject required for graduation at H.H.S. The course provides a basic understanding of the structure of the bodv and its functions, care of the body, and cause and prevention of diseases and acci- dents. Homemaking is of great impor- tance. Now, the hem must be straight. Mr. Hummer explains the bones of the ann. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 18
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ART DEPARTMENT Art can be taken as a four-year major. During the first vear, the student is taught modern de- sign technique and improvement of his drawing abilities. The second year is spent in develop- ment of three dimensional work, such as sculp- turing. The third and fourth years stress projects on an individual basis. With the addition of the bench, which was a 1959 Senior Class gift, wood carving will be added to the course. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Language is an elective subject at Huntington High. Credits may be earned in German, Latin and French. Students who are planning to major in English, science, and medicine find that the study of language is especially beneficial. Artwork is a fascinating subject. Debbie, John, and Diane study French, German, and Latin. REMBRANDTS GALORE . . . LANGUAGE ESSENTIAL... 20
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