Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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STARVING STUDENTS' TRAGEDY Time: about sixth hour Place: S.H.S. Setting: Delightful aromas drift into school's corridors, reminding famished students of an empty feeling deep in their stomach. Plot: Students must first brave parking lot before sat- isfying their ravenous hunger. It's so much fun to sew. ...topla11ahome,... HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Those tempting aromas described in the above story were produced in home economics class by girls learning to prepare delicious and nutritious meals. In sewing class girls become proficient in the arts of tailoring and dressmaking. Courses in home management, child care, family relations, and home nursing help girls to be gracious hostesses and efficient homemakers. Sorry, Bordensl , 'Wed Cake, Frosting' JUL flour my I ff lflp. U.d.af'M3 IC-Up .Blend -Flour' uffb ' an ' ' , C-gal Whatred cake? and sugar, Add to -Ffgsf EIN-fur-c and ' 1' l I 26

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Buzzzz, Wham, clink, shatter, clang! These are the sounds of industry and of boys learning to use their hands and minds to build for the future. In our well-equipped industrial art shops, boys be- come acquainted with the various materials, processes, tools, machines, and methods of organization and safety in industry. Courses in metal shop, wood-working shop, drafting, and architectural drawing prepare students for many vocations. Each industrial arts course centers around the com- pletion of individual projects. In metal shop each boy must make a drill press, a tape wrench, a C clamp, and a machinist clamp while the architectural students design floor plans for homes. Young hands building a better world. E ,B 5 2 There is a time and a place for everything. . to build, . fr 27 1 Q.. if i ,H H, S W, iff 33