Southwestern High School - Shield Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

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-:QQ - We Adventure Info Agriculture fr Qui, X Agriculture mains prospective farmers in the proper selection, breeding, feeding, management, and marketing of livestock during their freshman and sophomore years. Juniors are given detail work in the care and use of soils in regard for the pro- duction of the crops necessary for the home farm, Seniors have had a large amount of work in land judging and will spend a lot of time in farm shop whereby they Will become acquainted with different tools necessary to repair any equip- ment they might use on the farm. The farm shop is a busy place for young farm boys. In this, they have a chance to build anything that might be used on a farm, and may bring in for repair any type of equipment. The farm shop is, and ,hould be, the center of activities on an up-to-date farm of any community. Clean-up detail - Howard Smith and Mr. Lea at the wash basrn

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We Enter the Wide Cpen Spaces--the Gymnasium Sounds of yelling, running, and jumping alert us and we follow these sounds to the gymnasium and the physical education classes. Tumbling mats and four basketball nets get ample use from all classes. Two ping pong tables also are enjoyed by both boys and girls, Contests are held and credit is given the champs. Not all of the time is spent in fun, however, Calisthenics, to keep the body trim and healthy, are given every day by the physical education instructors, Mrs, Patterson and Mr. Overmyer, Besides a seating capacity of 2500, the gym also has an athletic office, an equipment room for uniforms and supplies, showers, and dressing rooms conveniently located for all participants in either athletic contests or the phys- ical education program, jwbf- ' ' 5 ., - f' ff N- ,,.f - ,nn-,..'-- ' W if 'a-o1,..,- .A ,Why fx 4 A K ' A M x ' W9 Q' QQ. il A 'f 4. .f -' ' '5 f..g K S , ' - Ki . .f af f lieu! 'Wa' ,,v rf' eff ,af Girls in gym classes appreciate individual lockers, . 28 . We A:-, ly., ,f .sv ,ev . t.