Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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Practical Arts Program Stimulates Mr. Jack Andre teaches general •hop and Is the sponsor of the Industrial Arts Club. He is also the chairman of the Practical Arts Committee and is on the Sophomore Class Committee. Mr. George Boone sponsors the Future Farmers of America, teaches agriculture, and is on the Practical Arts Committee. Mr. Robert A. Raudebaugh teaches wood shop and is the sponsor for the Sophomore Class. Mr. Edward C. Treadway teach- es auto shop, is Sophomore Class sponsor, and is on the Practical Arts Committee. Mr. Raudebaugh demonstrates the adjustments on a radial saw to his wood shop class. —28—

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John Rogers and Ken Delp (tar Uft) discuss torn Issues of their debate in Mr. McIntosh's and Mr. Everett's Civics classes. The curtain separating the two classes was pulled back so that both classes could benefit from this discussion. Miss Mary Ryan teaches World Geography. U.S. Foreign Policy, and Current World Affairs. She is also Senior Class sponsor and head of the Social Science Committee. Mr. Dean McIntosh teaches Civ- ics 1-2 and Is a member of the Social Science and the Merit Cup Committees. Mr. Don Markle teaches Civics and Current World Affairs. He is also Senior Class sponsor and on the Social Science Com- mittee. Mr. Raymond L. Everett spon- sors the Sophomore Class and teaches Civics, and U.S. His- tory. He is also on the Social Science Committee. Roger Haley. Tim D'Anna. and Sally Pratt look over a Sample Ballot. Students of Mr. McIntosh's and Mr. Everett's Civics classes conducted a mock state election In which the whole student body took pari.

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Vocational Interests, Investigation Mr. Gerry Nelson leaches driver training and study hall. Besides coaching JV basketball and baseball, he is on the Health. Safety and Physical Education Committee and is Senior Class sponsor. Mr. William G. Cover teaches driver training and study hall. He is also a member of the Health. Safety, and Physical Education Committee and is a Senior Class sponsor. The practical arts program at Prescott High is one in which a student may investigate, study, and explore the possibilities of many fields. The classes offered in this program were electric shop, metal shop, driver training, agriculture, mechanical drawing, wood shop, auto shop, and home economics. Within the shop program, boys were offered the opportunity to select a vocational field. Then they were trained to fit into that type of work upon graduation. In home economics girls par- ticipated in units of cooking, etiquette, sewing, home nursing, and child care. All«n Western and Larry Miller answer questions at the end of the shop class gain the practical experience of working on cars besides chapter on the electrical system. The boys in Mr. Treadway s auto using their textbooks. —29—