Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Cooking, a very educational part of taking home economics. That famous old quotation, The way to a man ' s heart is thru his stom- ach, serves as a mythical guide for the girls of the home economics classes. Sewing and cooking are the two main divisions of their work in home- making, and the girls are adept in filling the hallways of Shawnee with luscious aromas of their efforts in the mastery of cooking. The valuable techniques tau ght in the home economics department are required of the modern housewife. Practical home economics challenges initiative Sewing provides pleasure and a choice of vocation for these girls. Page Eleven

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Foreign languages develop culture Mrs. Shackelford, Latin instructor, assists Jerry Hine- gardner in the translation of his daily Latin assign- ment. Interests in foreign languages are cultivated in Latin and Spanish classes. Latin students probe into the past with the study of Caesar and Ovid while Spanish pupils learn the art of conversation. Through the study of alien tongues the Eng- lish with which we struggle becomes notice- ably easier. Seiior Baca directs his Spanish stu- jjr dents as they join in the singing of ' Frey Felipe, a Spanish round. Page Ten

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Art stresses creative ability Nona Benroth adds the final touch to her oil painting Here, in the art department, students are on their own. Each chooses his or her style of art and works in that area. Possibilities are pottery, art metal, oil painting, sculpturing, poster painting, carving, and outdoor sketch- ing. Many fine works of art are achieved by the talented artists who are in this program; a display case near the art room exhibits the items to the student body. School events, such as class plays and lunch- eons, have their decorations and props orig- inate in the art department. The potter ' s wheel, a turn-table to shape perfect clay forms, is the chief interest of Ronald Wehy. Page Twelve