Larned High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Larned, KS)

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SOCIAL SCIENCES Man Explored Man s mind was studred by psychology students under Mr. Wilson They delved rnto types of mental 11111685 and Freud1an theory SOC1010gy students undertook surveys to better understand man as a part of today s soclety SCHIOIS, under Mr Schauner s astute guldance learned the baslcs of Amerlcan Government Knowledge of current world events was also Amerlcan and World Hrstory taught by Mr bmlth explored our country s flght for freedom along wtth history of forelgn countrles . nf . .1 z at , 1? V

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1. American History students use the new library to research indepen- dent study. 2. Brad Weaver and Susan Stevens take a survey for sociology class. 3. Coach Geier gives some advice as a counselor while sophomore Sue Lane listens intently. 4. The government class reads TIME magazines as Mr. Schauner supervises. 5. Mr. Geier. 6. Mr. Schauner. 7. Mr. Smith. 8. The psychology class listens intently as Dr. Keeley, a State Hospital psychologist, speaks. ww , . ., ,Kama -Q ,, , hh., . ,.....--v ira ,ay A 4 if N-fs-lm.-a iihlg TT't. it ,

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Boys Learn Practical Skills Mr. Skelton's welding classes learned the fundamentals of weld- ing and then progressed to actual jobs in the more advanced classes. The boys improved their adeptness at a favorite hobby in auto I and II. Learned skills were put to practical use as the boys repaired their own cars. Students in Mr. Presley's carpentry classes learned the art of woodworking when they constructed a garage for a Larned resident. 1. Mr. Presley. 2. Sophomore, Doug Hampton, finishes a plastic paperweight on the buffer. 3. The 6th hour carpen- try class lays the'foundation for a garage. 4. Mr. Skelton. 5. Mr. Stark. 6. Bob Sharp carefully measures 2X4's for the construction of a garage. 7. Unconscious of outside surroundings, auto students work busily on their cars. 8. Stan Yea- ger improves his welding as Mr. Skelton looks on. S V 6 , W P