Springfield High School - Capitoline Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS James Jabusch Allen SmiTh ? Jesse Sander Machine Shop PracTical schooling is cerTainly as necessary as an aca- demic educaTion in preparing sTudenTs Tor a prosperous TuTure. ThereTore, The experience gained in shopworlc is invaluable in showing The individual where his apTiTudes may lay, and possibly in guiding his choice oT a vocaTion. In This deparTmenT, boys may acquire dexTeriTy in woodwork, machine repair, The Tine slcilloT mechanical drawings and relaTed craTTs. Should a sTudenT indicaTe parTicular inTeresT or capaciTy in a cerTain course, he may specialize in iT and be well prepared Tor ThaT Type oT work. WheTher he plans To launch an indusTrial career or noT, The average boy enrolls in lndusTrial ArTs, Tor The Training received in The use oT Tools and in mechanics Tinds lasTing advanTage in meeTing everyday problems ThaT arise. 5 AnThony La Fauce M. J. Kavanaugh TwenTy-six

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SCIENCE In The Chem Lab The Science courses are open To all sTudenTs. The Treshman course is general science. Upperclassmen are Tendered a varieTy oT subiecTsg boTany, biology, and zoology. The more advanced sciences are also oTTered To upperclassrnen. Chemislrry is valuable To all sTudenTs who wish To enTer college. IT is necessary To a scienTiTic back- ground. Physics, The oTher advanced course, is a very inTeresTing subiecT. These courses have become very imporTanT. The Army needs engineers, docTors, and nurses. l-lere are The sTudies To Take Tor a ToundaTion. FuTure docTors and nurses are Taking boTany, biology, and Zoology, while The engineers are Taking chemisTry and physics. The sTu- denTs evidenTly realize how valuable This course is be- cause aln'iosT Twelve hundred sTudenTs are enrolled in The excellenT science courses oTTered To Them. Carrol Hall Mary Sullivan A . f Tasrmwfwzsggmg , fezrwfs 4' .,i ,..,,.. . ,A Q., Fx rv id ,.i,. V H2 Z 521 1 Roy Deffenbaugh g g I y s - uw' Reuel Tomlin RuTh Woods Joseph SpiTcle TwenTy-Tive Olive NuTTol

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FINE AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS Ari S+udenTs aT Work y The ArT DeparTmenT Tries To develop an apprecia- Tion and undersTanding of diTTerenT arT expressions, To- ge'Ther wiTh The Techniques and skills required Tor carry- ing Them ouT. The course includes such Things as leTTer- ing, design, figure drawing, waTer color, oil painTing, and craTTs. The ArT DeparTmenTs of The Three ciTy high schools produced a bloclc prinTed calendar Tor The year I944. We hope To esTablish This as an annual TeaTure in which all Three of The schools cooperaTe. Many girls maior in home economics because of The subiecTs oTFeredg namely, homemalcing, foods, cloThing, and home management are boTh essenTicil and enjoy- able. Emphasis here is cenTered on wise consumer buy- ing and meal planning, pracTicabiliTy and good TasTe in cloThing, and eTTicienT economy. 2 is .Q 3 l SN .Jia , me Q 5 2' 32 i 'K T Q: we 3 We Emir! D6 'S' 2 T2 gi if Amanda Wessel M iis iis l . :.,. T Mary Jane Day Mildred Brown ETl'1elVan Gilder Mabel Hayes TwenTy-seven