Kimball High School - Kiote Yearbook (Kimball, SD)

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MRS. MAGILL lnsfrucfor Home glconomirw The Home Economics insfrucror, Mrs. Magill, holds Home Ec. I, Home Ec. ll, and Sevenfh Grade Science classes daily. Included in theHome Economics Department are Foods Managemeni' and Sewing. A course in Home Economics includes work in both Thus I aiding sfudenrs in receiving training in Homemaking. Mrs. Mogill is advising some of her Home Ec. ll studenfs. They L are . Gepperr, R. Brchan, D. Perula, and T. Brooks. f Home Ec. l receiving insfrucrions from Mrs. Magill are M. Sroops, A. Konechne, L. Leiferman, and G. Rybok. ' 23

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MR. HALL Instru ctor OC. C. Physical Education has been returned back to the school system atter a lapse of a few years. Both girls and boys are required to participate. Physical edu- cation is essential to the well-being of a student body and for this reason it has quickly assumed a position f im ortance in the schedule. It is under the 0 P direction of the Head Coach, Dale Hall. Mr. Hall is the instructor for World History and American Govern- ment in the high school curriculum. 0U0l'llh'l0l'lt

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BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER ADVISOR: Mrs. Mogul. CHA PTER MOTHERS: Mrs. Stoops and Mrs. Havlik. make better homemakers is the Helping young girls to primary purpose of the Future Homemakers of America. Under the direction and guidance of Mrs. Magill and the Ch ter Mothers the F. H. A. has attempted to create ac- ap , tivities and promote interest in modern homemaklng. Ac- . . . 7 tively participating in the work ofthe organization are 5 high school girls. 'l' Eve ear a Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow tes 'Y Y is given to Senior girls in High Schools throughoutthe nation. The selection this year from K. H. S. on the basis of score re- ceived was Carol Stoops.