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Industrial Arts Advanced wood shop was offered to Freshmen and metal shop to tenth graders. Metal shop con- sisted of gas arc welding, lathe and sheet metal work and forging. Drafting in the junior and senior years included both mechanical and architectural drawing. Driver training was offer ed for nine weeks in the summer. There were thirty hours of class- room instruction and six hours behind the wheel. ROBERT M. KAUFMAN Western Illinois University, B. S. ; Illinois State University, M. S. Industrial Arts, Driver Education; Sponsor: Intramurals, Junior Class, Booster Club. ABOVE: Sophomores practiced welding. Juniors drew complicated plans in mechanical drawing. LEFT: Mr. Siegesmund watched the installation by company repre- sentatives of one of the two automobile engines donated by the Ford and General Motors companies. 16
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Two years of physical education of- fered every other day, were required for freshman and sophomore boys and girls. In the second year health was offered on alternate days. The Business Department offered two years of shorthand and typing. The last semester of shorthand was a secretar- ial practice class, and the last nine weeks of typing were devoted to office practice. In addition to business typ- ing, personal typing was offered for those who wished to learn to type pure- ly for their own use. Courses in book- keeping, general business, and con- sumer economics were also given. First year typing students took timed tests. WINOGENE BAKER Valparaiso University, B. A. ; La Escuela Interamericana. Typing, Shorthand, and Spanish; Sopho- more Class Sponsor, Spanish Club Spon- sor, Future Teachers Sponsor. Seniors learned double entry bookkeeping. ROBERT GRAHAM Ball State Univer- sity, B. S. General Business, Bookkeeping, Con- sumer Economics, Physical Education , Junior High Coach, Gym Supervisor.
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Home Economics Amy Burrows and Barbara Adams became experts at making a hospital bed, complete with square corners. First year home economists prepared for the day ' s lecture seated at the new sewing tables. Sewing was a popular skill learned during the fall se- mester. Some Sophomores baked cookies while others learned how to bake an angel food cake. Four years of home economics were offered. . . beginning and advanced sewing and cooking, health and other areas of homemaking including dress and room design and home nursing. NANCY COPPENS Ball State University, B. S. Home Economics and Health, School Lunch Advisor; Sponsor: Fu- ture Nurses, Home Economics Clubs and Freshman Class. 17
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