Huntington North High School - Modulus Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Pom sculptures os Bill scrutinizes her work. Art is offcrccl us ll fOll1'-yl'211' major. During uflllzes latent tliv first two yvaiis, liusic clcsign uncl tlirvc- ali? apfitudes. mvnsionul work urn- taught. 'flu' lust two vc-urs tlic projvcts of tlic stuclc-nts ure on an intlivicluul lmsis. NVitli tlw aulclition of il kiln this vvur, m'lnV sturlvnts worlu-cl witli cvrzlinics. . 1 ' Art students pursue their own crafts. Don and Dee find nature conducive to sketching. -' if 'E , WG?'af .S ' u 't'S,T.Tii+IH viiwfw. -4 X Y

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HOME ECONOMICS teaches domestic skills. IV F351- A young sewer strives for perfection. In the home economics department, the girls are given the opportunity to learn the hasic rules for food preparation, sewing, home man- agement, and home nursing and child care. Since the courses are profitable for future homemak- ers, many girls choose to major in home eco- nomics. The girls are taught many skills useful in everyday life. Metal shop offers two new courses: print- ing and machine shop. These two courses are open to juniors and seniors. VVood shop, too, has a new course in carpen- try, which is offered the second semester to seniors who have had SA mechanical drawing. In addition, wood shop provides woodwork and cabinet work. Mechanical drawing, house planning. and ma- chine drawing are also offered. Print shop is a new course demanding practice and precision. Home economics students learn homemaking short cuts. Building a staircase is a practical proiect in wood- shop. INDUSTRIAL ARTS instruct capable craftsmen. 16