Mentone High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Mentone, IN)

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M. W S GotiJL : Good Mr. Mason points to India to explain a point to Carolyn Warren and Gary Weidner. Mr. Mason and Mr. Welch taught United States Government to the entire senior class. The course provided opportunity to learn fundamentals of na- tional, state, and local government. The second semester the classes studied psychology. This course acquainted students with ways people re-act to situa- tions and proper ways of behavior in social groups. Students were required to write a research paper on either government or psychology. Mr. Mason and Mr. Hurst taught classes in United States history and its development over the years. Mr. Mason also taught world history where students learned about major historical events. 12 Mr. Hurst and Melody Ballenger discuss the states and their positions.

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 KmL PiSStOlt F Mike Hubartt and Peggy Harley are conducting an experiment in electrolysis. Peggy is connecting the current. Robert Adams in examining mechanical advantages on a pulley system. Vivian Hurst and Eldona Antonides are watching. 11

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Danny McClone is putting the finishing touches on an oil painting in art class. Lutes Cxuflj Be Oteaiiue vt Uecfisudeoil Thirty-five art students were taught by Mrs. Fisher. They worked on many projects, ranging from water painting to ceramics. An art show was displayed in the spring. Forty studious pupils enjoyed bookkeeping. A small, selected group studied personal typing. This was the first year a one-semester course was offered. Juniors and seniors studied business law the first semester and salesmanship the second semester. Thirty-two pupils studied general business. Clerical practice was offered to business majors. Mrs. Carter teaches the commercial subjects with the exception of the personal typing class which is taught by Mr. Hurst. 13 Don Irwin practices hard to improve his skill in typing.