Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Serving as a stepping-stone to further vocational education are the industrial arts courses. In junior high school a sampling of various courses is given. Later, in senior high school, the individual student is free to specialize in the courses which interest him. Available to the industrial arts student at Southwest are courses in architectural drafting, electricity, electronics, graphic arts, metals, and woodworking. M. BJORUN P. JACOBS J. LIND E. MAGHAN H. MAYO R PAPAS 17 A simple adjustment on this quoin.

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MRS. K. FRIEDRICH MRS. A. LEWIS MRS. A. MAXFIELD WO UE ECONOMICS Home economics instruction is offered to all Southwest girls. At the junior high level emphasis is placed on the fundamental skills of cooking, sewing, and child care. In the senior elective courses, clothing, foods, and home and family living, girls work on projects of individual interest. M Hp to end to. end to.. If you'll lift the needle. I'll move my hands 16

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 ART You call this art? J. SOCHX MRS. K. SUTTON D. WEYDT ONE ARTS The Southwest art department strives to give its students an appreciation and understanding of art which will enrich their daily lives. Students are introduced to art in junior high, and in senior high elective courses, students are encouraged to work on individual projects. Southwest students have the opportunity to participate in vocal or instrumental music from grades seven through twelve. In junior high students are given a choice between the two types, and they may continue in senior high school with hopes of joining either the senior band, senior choir, or the Choralettes. O. DAHLE MISS 0. REAVIS English D. STOYKE MRS. A. TIECE History Swing it, Don.