Mitchell High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Mitchell, IN)

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iw hh Do you have a new book on satellites and rocket ships? Where can I find material on the United Nations? With increased student interest in science and in world peace, these are typical questions presented to the school librarian. Q' Vocational classes give us skill inqusing wood -working equipment. 3:15 p.m. Schoo1's out! At the sound of the final bell, we scatter in a hundred different directions. few of us remain at school to do extra- curricular work. Many rush off to part- time jobs where they learn early the dif- ficulties of wage earning. However, most of us start for home. ' A

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What's cooking? That is our question as we assemble in the lunch line in the high school cafeteria. Again we have oppor- tunity for the sociability which is an im- portant phase of our school life. We do experiments, collect leaves, dissect frogs, and peer into microscopes as we learn about forms of life. We recognize our de- pendence on living things and have a better appreciation of the world about us. We learn to earn in business education classes. General business, office practice, bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing are of- fered in this department. Office practice students assist in the high school office and also do clerical work for teachers.

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