Ruston High School - Resume Yearbook (Ruston, LA)

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MR. L. J. GARRETT MR. H. E. BELISLE MR. CLIFFORD DRY MRS. SOPHIA COOK MISS CORAUE SAUNDERS Vocativmzl Crainiug far the Growth of the Natian Be careful! Better check with Mrs. Garrett on that spelling, Coach. The strength of a nation depends upon the quality of its homes. The Homemaking Department offers girls a complete course in homemaking. Child care, home management, interior dec- oration and nutrition are included with the semester work in cooking and in sewing. A well equipped building is an important part. Mechanical drawing, shop and agri- cultural courses are available to the boys. These courses prepare' the Rus- ton High boys for iobs requiring me- chanical skills or agricultural knowl- edge. Mrs. Cook and Miss Saunders show us how. Physical Sducafian, Kvcreation, Health .A Superb Criv The adage A strong mind and a strong body is also a modern goal. ln the Physical Education De- partment the boys play team games, run track, and participate in many other activities. The girls are trained in team sports, rhythms, and individual sports. The Ruston High School PE Department specializes in developing a strong, well-co-ordinated body, a spirit of cooperation, and fair play. Straighten that arm out, and watch the ball. I3

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MR. B. G. CAMPBELL MR. J. DEMAN GARNER MR. E. D. PERKINS MISS RUTH JOHNSON MRS- B- A- TURNBOW .Mathaaatias - Shaft Hat ta a Haag Distance One and a half years of math are required for graduation at Ruston High. Students must take Algebra I and then may pick any or all of the other math courses. Geometry, Algebra ll, Senior Arithmetic, and Trigonometry are offered to the students who wish to become proficient in the field of mathematics.

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MRS. SYBIL MR. FRED MR. THOMAS E. MRS. WILMA MRS- EDNA ERI-E EDMUNDS HIGGINBOTHAM STEWART BOOLES KAVANAUGH Scicncc 6nn M006 ,Mcnntnins ,Acrcss cnc World Bet you didn't know you looked like this. Gee, we hope it works. Here at Ruston High the sci- ence department offers gen- eral science, biology, chemis- try, and physics. These sub- iects offer a good background for future study in scientific fields. Many Ruston High graduates pursue the field of science in college. And the cow lumped over the moon. For the college bound senior or career minded student, the business education courses provide plenty of practical ex- perience. Business courses are taught so that the students learn things that would be important to them in the business world. Bookkeeping, typing, and shorthand are included in the business program. These courses are very helpful to the student not only at work but in everyday life. Ruston High graduates can get office iobs because of these courses. Mrs. Booles doesn't seem to be watching