Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Girls and boys, too, learn practical skills in --fs' Af' if Nliss Dorothy Krieger Nlrs. Susan Stroud Kms? 'L f 'LQ home ec Boys in home ee? This ineredu- lous question xi as reeehoed through- out the year as many people expressed their amazement at Southsides inte- rior deeorating class. which taught hoth girls and boys the art of design, Tearoom class students catered for parties: taking orders, preparing the food. serving it, and eleaning up. Hygiene and home nursing. a re- quired sophomore course for girls. covered a variety of general subjects from civil defense twhose films were famous for making girls taintl to the proper method of making a lied. The Ilome lie Department pre- sented a full program of home- management eourses, offering, in addition, child guidance. clothing. foods, and marriage and family rela- tions. l'tlCQll'l': Sandy Mercer. jr.. helps Child Gui ance youngster make ent-outs. Bl'Ql,OW. Pat Stewart. sr.. and Brinda Stevens. soph.. aid clay-molding. d. ty in f 5, i Ai?

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' hop' boys learn technical skills needed in modern jobs does lightning produce electricityi VVhy? To answer questions like these, or find out how to find the answers, boys took industrial arts courses. The industrial arts wing, although off the heaten path of the halls, re- mained a popular department among the boys at Southside. Courses in electricity, drafting, graphic arts, metals, woods, and power mechanics offered a wide choice for the interested student. The boys combined actual experience in projects with classroom work. The trade school program enabled junior and senior boys to spend one half the day at Southside, then travel to the Trade School on Kilgore Avenue for instruction in practical trades. Senior Jerry Evans operates the oscillo- scope, a machine that measures electrical signals. VVhy?' XVhy does a car run? VVhy J