Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

Page 26 text:

Part of the advanced vocational training class gets some practical Mr. Knight supervises Bob Homes welding in the CXPGHCUCC 111 YHCCIIHHICS shop. Tony Rome assists. VOCATIGNAL TRAINING A POPULAR ADDITION Popular with the boys in Mr. Knight's department this year are the Vocational Training courses. Here, the emphasis has been on an extensive and practical use of shop equipment. A number of boys have developed good skills which should be helpful at home or on the job. For those interested in agriculture, there has been the usual fine training and project development. Dairy breeds is the topic under discussion in the Agriculture ll class.

Page 25 text:

Members of the business law class are amused at some of the illustrations Mr. Hagen uses to impress them with the importance of ART RETURNED T0 CURRICULUM- BUSINESS LAW ADDED To enlarge the offerings in business education and to provide background information useful in every-day life, a course in business law was added to the curric- ulum for the 1959-60 school year. So popular was the course that some students Wanted a second-year offering. ns gives a few pointers to Earl Allen on correct art techniques.

Page 27 text:

Efficient sophomore and freshman ' Home Ec girls await their serving duties at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Sophomore girls in homemaking and Mrs Wilkins admire cake held by Anna Aschwanden TOMORROWS IIOMEMAKERS RECEIVE GOOD TRAINING In a well equipped and attractive home economics department, the girls of Sherwood High School are offered the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of homemaking which will be so important to them when they establish their own homes. Attesting to the popularity of these classes is the full enrollment registered each year. Not only do the girls learn to cook and sew, but they are taught to plan and organize their work, and to be gracious hostesses. , .W -i f ,3 B, 3 -+L.: L 1 E t :Y t , '-