Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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MRS. AUDREY SHAW-Home Economics-B. S. North- western State College-Sophomore class sponsor-Future Homemakers Club sponsor Home Ee Students Learn by Dolng Carolyn MCKIHHIS Emily Allen .loyce Allen, Cathy Fish, and Jane Madden make CO0k16S in Home Ec. ll class. 'wi Y E ,.,..! Home Economic student, Frankie Strickland, adds the finishing touches to her new dress. Home Economic students have many opportunities to learn by doing. They hosted the faculty at a Halloween tea. They helped serve at the National Honor Society and The Spanish National Honor Society receptions. They baked cookies for an Min service teacher's group. They made a field trip to study fabric selection. New to the department this year were 7 gas ranges and one electric range. They received other smaller items for the food and clothing labs. Frankie Strickland, Carolyn McKinnis, and Toni Burkett serve tea at the Halloween faculty party.

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Students Present MRS, GLENDA M. TAYLOR-Speech l, Speech ll, and American Government-BS Louisiana Tech, sophomore class sponsor-Dramatics Club sponsor-Senior Play Di- rector Llvely Assemblies Speech l and Speech II are taught at S.H.S. Speech I emphasizes public speaking. Debate, after-dinner speeches, parliamentary law, and round table discussions are studied. Speech II students enter the American Legion Ora- torical Contest. They prepare a 10 to 12 minute oration on Americanism and Constitution. Speech II students also study drama. They study lighting, staging, and applying make-up. They pre- sented a play for the English classes. Speech classes provide interesting assembly pro- grams. On January 27th they presented two melodramas -- To The Moon and The Featherweight Champ. Two students gave comic readings. Kenny Wreyford talks to Darlene Scuter on stage. Kenny had the lead in the play 'LTrue Blue and Trusted . Donna Myers, Richard Huber, Nancy Weible, Bill Curry, and Butch Slack are discussing U.S. Forces in Vietnam. Larry Stone and Skip Wayland read over script for Speech ll class assembly.

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MR. JESS EASELY-Industrial Arts II and III-B S Northwestern State College-Sophomore Class Sponsor- I A Club sponsorvnamed outstanding I A Club sponsor in the state l964LI965!commended by Superintendent Machen for his outstanding work with youth MR. ,TERRY KIDD-B A-Arkansas State Teacher's Col- lege MR. VINCENT TUMINELLOQB S Northwestern State College A Study of I.A. is Vital to Many Fields Lecture, discussion, demonstration, laboratory, mock-up, and models are used to teach I A classes. All techniques are necessary to complete the pre- sentation of the materials. Reverend Jerry Kidd taught I A I and IV the Ist semester. Mr. Vincent Tuminello joined the staff at mid-term. The department used 3 sets of new textbooks this year. The students entered the annual Craftsmanis Fair in Natchitoches. A study of Industrial Arts is vital to many fields. Whether used for profession or pleasure, I A helps a student gain important building and designing concepts. Industrial Arts students focus their attention on the lecture being given by Mr. Easely. Easely Kidd Mr. Tuminello gives E. G. Walden private instruction in Mechanical Drawing class. Mr. Turninello joined the SHS faculty at mid-term Ricky Strother and Danny Edens learn the art of designing leathercraft.