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Homeniaking classes strive to aid in the developing of skills and interests for the homemaker of tomorrow. To develop an understanding and appreciation for abundant living as family and community members in an ever-changing society is important. Industrial arts benefits students interested in work in the trades as well as Students interested in college. Drafting is especially essential to would-be engineers. The various departments of industrial arts are : Drafting, including mechanical drawing, architectural drawing, and engineering drawing, metal shop, electronics, auto mechanics, and plastics.
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In today ' s world of tremendous social, political, and economic unrest a great conflict has ensued over what type of governmental system best provides the material, moral, and spiritual development of the individual. This conflict is primarily one of ideas and ideals, and it is the objective of the social studies department to present both the historical and contemporary developments of man ' s search for a better life. By offering a well-balanced program of courses, including : World, Northwest and United States history, economics, social psychology, current problems and geography, the social studies department attempts to fulfill its obli- gations to today ' s youth. Patty Person and Wilson Draper explain part of the ever-expanding world problems as Del Jones, teacher, Deanna Sylte and Jim Warner pay close attention. 18
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DIG THAT COOL COMBO as band members Gene Sawyer, drummer: Norman Webster, clarinet; Eddie Doyle, trumpet; Terry Merriman; Dwayne Mizoguchi, trumpet; Stan Br nnowsl i . guitar; and Gabe Lapano, pianist, hit the down beat! The ability t» fully appreciate and understand the basis and art of all types of music is cultured in the department of music. For this reason, girls were given the opportunity to enroll in our concert and marching bands, and are participating with enthusiasm. The physical education department is an increasingly important part of school life. Not only does it keep the student physically fit, but develops good sportsman- ship. Both boys and girls are given the chance to participate in a wide field of activities including basketball, tennis, golf, and many others. MUSIC AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Top row: Barbara Simpson, girls ' physi- cal education department head; Joan L. Voligny, girls physical education; Ger- ald M. Stannard, boys ' physical educa- tion department head. Bottom row: David L. Holmes, football coach; William M. Diedrick, boys ' physical education; A. G. Tiemann, music department head: James G. Simmons, choral groups. 20
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