Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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Talents Necessary for Specific Jobs Home Economics and Vocational Agriculture pro- vide for future homemakers and future farmers the skills needed in their in- dividual field. Home Eco- nomics gives students basic training in six fields of study including foods, clothing, management, child care, family relations, and health. Vocational Agriculture offers four years of training to students, including one year of farm shop, which can be taken in either the junior or senior year of high school. The curriculum of- fered in vocational agricul- ture is developed around a supervised farming program, which is carried on by the boys enrollec. in this course Mrs. Margaret A. Wilken -vva 1 ggi ., sciiazisere rf 1, I 11 1 ,, ..,. ..,... 1 3 E f ' Q 6sf2 :'5:: i - 5' Q I igs ghgigagg -: I 1 2, M 5w,ggg,gggyg: ::,,gE5,:f.:: ag-1.1, - , V ,, gs 55553555 , f f? ig Wg 5 ' If .six 5 igiiaif i' 7 ,. 53 1 fi? its wi-.-1,2:ff':2:2?f21f2,-1' ' sag. l2::2g:I21 ' .2g.2:E5f:5:15:E,: :..:r,s1.:2's: wi. :I '- iii'-Zzligi-if, ,.. :sg::,,i'g:'j: 555553233 11592122 ii agsesi :'f:E5'E:fiI':':5 wwe: I if f f ..ferzz.,.s:1-I.1:E.2:2.12..::e2:1 Mr. Frederick E. Wolf explains a chart A better corn crop is the goal of Robert Pike as Mr Wolf A pinch of this and a dash of that, and members of the senior Home Economics class turn out a perfect meal. 19

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Vocational Courses Reveal Creative -' -:- - -:L- 5 I . Z1 .Z f 1 ' 7 C 'lf I'. fIf If If! fi: :. -' 5:33 .-55122-Qffii i . ,:.:5 if-mm V- 1.-z.: .g. ' :-:- -5 :-4 ?:..:f:gq,:.. 'lsiisaiz'-gzjif , ggiggf ?25?f?255? Si : :2- ':':2 -'-'- Wan-new :,:.:.: .-: .,.. 1- ws..,s Mws-asfe U ,. ,mf I g ,ggigat i 1 , . , :,,:,:g,:,:, ,3-fi . 9, I wsmfssismwqs swifc' . ,, ?Z 3i .3:.S2EzZf3?ZE2S ,V . ..,.,. , ,,.:,... . , .,,,., a :ara C, ' 1' :Q :E ::::, ..: -26 V -1- ,Q W 233 52-212 '- VL,-i,f'f:iQ?iQs:::5zl in ' ' 1 ' ' ' , , y gf ggf ' Mani: ., . 5.5-.gm - - Z as V 532 N , , , Ts: v ' Mr. Richard Keithley Mr. Paul Umberger Mechanical Drawing and Industrial Arts develop the skills of our high school students. In the beginning classes of Mechanical Draw- ing, students study ortho- graphic drawings and shape descriptions. Architecture is studied in the advanced class. Industrial Arts offers students a chance to explore the realms of woods, general metals, machine metals, transportation, and elec- tricity. Billy Creel shows Eston Rohr how to use a micrometer on a metal lathe. 18

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Varied ubjects Add Spice to Curriculum MF. James Chandler Miss Margaret Clark ,fi v -1 1 - if 5 . Evil W i lls? :W N - ' A A v ,,,,., 3 ' , 1K W.--fi , is 2 ' 'f L M lm If 1 'xi EW 2525? . . ww 4' ,c 1 I H . I' - . V ..., ' w ill ,f,,f Mr . Carl E. Floyd 'R' doesn't stand for 'raee', Mr. Keithley patiently explains to Sharon Higginbotham, Jeanne Brown, and Nancy Dyer. They are enjoying the. 1961 Chevrolet provided by Cox and Puckett for training prospective drivers. Pam Widener gets the tip ball, but she faces strong opposition from Cheryl Kirby, Kathy Kline, and Cheryl Kuhns. 20