Southwestern High School - Shield Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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Mrs. Alma Curtis On with Our Trip--the Best Port of All the Cofefeno :,,ss ,Q n .,o Q 4' ,e' v 3' ,Q' us' Q u' 09 ,sz',n 'Q 'a ,O' 0 - .5 ge ,Q .v'. L By noon we are ready to stop for food in our modern dining room where well balanced meals are served in two lunch shifts. Excellent equipment is provided for feeding Southwestern pupils, faculty, custodians, and guests. Mrs. Curtis and her assistants, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Abel, and Mrs. Porter work in a kitchen that has many electric facilities,-- mixer, food chopper, grinder, potato peelers, dishwasher, gar- bage disposal--also the convenience of steam tables, refrigerators, food freezer, and ample storage pantries and closets. These women are classified most valuable Mrs. Sarah Brown Mrs Tressa Abel Mrs Virginia Porter

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S at 'ia 9 tage R Sounds of Melody Direct Us fo the Music Room 5 cv 1 L This large multi-purpose room with space for both chorus and band has a directors office, instrument storage room, storage closet for choir robes and band uniforms, Dressing and practice rooms border the room on the east. The dual purpose stage opensinto either the music room or the gym, Uniform and Robe Room Janet Main in Practice Room

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...--.Jag Buenos Dios, Amigos X 4 ik g at . it .SM i On entering, we note the delightful south of the border accent. Since world travelers meet people from many countries, our language department has been broadened to include Spanish. Learning to speak the language fluently, studying the history, customs, games, music, and Costumes of Spain and the Spanish speaking nations proves a delightful, interesting cx- perience each day under the instruction of Miss Mardis. We then make a short stop at Mrs. Wright's sophomore literature class and continued on to Mr. l3arker's eighth grade arithmetic. '1 if? Qg. N., I, , V X-air