Philo High School - Current Yearbook (Philo, OH)

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WOOD SHOP Wood shop is under the direction of Mr. Fulwider. There are 70 students taking this course. First year consists of one period of elementary wood work, and one period is spent in mechanical drawing, to learn to plan the work. 38 Freshmen compose this class. The second and third year more advance work comes in such as making coffee tables, chairs, cabinets etc. The work usually has to be worked out on paper before building it, thus utilizing the first year training. There are 32 Sophomore and Juniors taking this. This course has proved to be very advantageous to those students entering the Industrial Arts field. —George Van Sickle Page Forty-Eight

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LANGUAGE The Language Department consists of Latin, French, Speech under the direction of Mrs. Sharp and Miss Forbes. LATIN: The Latin I and Latin II classes con¬ sisting of 35 pupils are under the supervision of Mrs. Sharp. The Latin I class learns the fundament¬ als of the Latin language, while the Latin II stu¬ dents read Julius Caesar. FRENCH: Miss Forbes instructs the 15 mem¬ bers of the French I class. The French Club was formed earlier in the year and officers were elected as follows: President . Judy Brannon Vice President .. Lydia Wilson Secretary . Hope Perkins Treasurer . Marilyn Swingle The French Club meetings are held the first and third Friday of each month. These meetings provide education and entertainment. French Club pins were received in January. SPEECH: Miss Forbes also has charge of the Speech department. This course is given to seniors only, for improvement of voice, vocabulary, and action before the group. The Senior Class play was presented by the members of the Speech Class. —Judy Brannon Page Forty-Seven

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METAL SHOP s unde F the supervision of Mr. Hatfield. He has taught the boys to hines 6 dn presses ’ vices £ rinder lather, oxyacetylene, welder and many other mac- They are now working on modern metal lamps. ther S are 22 £°y? in the sh °P- ThQ y a11 agree that metal Shop is a ica 7 fieM° C0Ulse ’ and es P ecia lly for those who are planning to go into the mechan- —Mike Worley Page Foi ' ty-Nine