Kendallville High School - Kay Aitch Ess Yearbook (Kendallville, IN)

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Our SOCIAL STUDIES classes help us to appreciate our American heritage. These courses train us to live and to earn a living in todays world and help us to qualify as world citizens. To Meet the Responsibility of vlr. Schinbeckler, Ann Foor, Linda Lee, Barbara Cehring. In our HOME ECONOMICS classes we acquire good health habits and study fain- ily living, which prepares us for our re- sponsibilities as homernakers. XVe learn to plan and prepare attractive, nourishing meals, as well as to design and inake cloth- ing. I3 1 I' Prudence Hensberger, Connie Rhodes, Mr. Metz Citizenship and Biology. physics, and chemistry are of- fered to help us understand the importance of SCIENCE in the world in which we live. These give us a foundation for careers as technicians, engineers, doctors and nurses, and other branches in science and the health services. Miss Yardainan, Diana Iohnson, Marilvn Dungan. 1 mmm: r

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Miss Robertson. Nancy Drerup, Mary Calkins. Our school offers ten credits in ENGLISH, six of which are required for graduation. In these classes we learn the fundamentals of written and oral expression and study various types of world literature with emphasis on English and American authors. What We Learn in the Classroom Prepares Us Although only one year of MATHEMAT- ICS is required lmy the state for graduation, we may enter classes in arithmetic, algebra. gc- oinetry. college inatlieinatics. and trigonome- try. H llDt'I't Mills, Miss Power, Torn Hornett. Susan Blake. J C 1 We IL jug, Ez. f Marlene Bieherich, Mrs. Lieb, XVilliam Rollins. K. H. S. students have the opportunity to study two LANGUAGES, Latin and French. In Latin, we not only learn the language, but we learn ancient Roman history and Culture. French traditions and customs are studied with the French language. 12

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Sam Bell, Eleanor Eshehnan. More than half of the students of K.H.S. enroll in some of the thirteen courses offer- ed in the BUSINESS department. Short- hand and typewriting help us to develop skills for jobs, while the general courses make us aware of the part we shall play in our community. To Choose a Career by Practical Training. Our SHOP classes offer the boys special training in woodworking, metal work, and electricity. Lettering, dimensioning, theory of prospectus, section views, blueprint read- ing, and details of modern building C011- struction are learned in the mechanical drawing course. Nil Fl inagan, Linda Munyon, Nancy Reick, Rena Ortstadt. Mr. XVebster, Tom Rogers, Richard Finley The ART department offers units of study according to the interests and abili- ties of the students. The philosophy of creative art is stressed. Lettering, pencil, ink, and wash drawingg work in water colors, pastels, and oilsg and sculpturing and clay work are done by the students. 14