Thornton Township High School - Thorntonite Yearbook (Harvey, IL)

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Em TABLE SETTING--Diane Greenberg Barbara Fairbaim, Diane Whitman to be housewives, motheffs

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to p spare SALESMANSHIP CLASS-lOe sello. Indy Wakefield. Cor- for a variety of futures in a very personal fashion, we made use of all the facilities provided for us. In the Business department we learned to follow regular office procedure. In Salesmanship we prepared a sales display on which to practice the principles of selling as they had been taught to us. We built strong bodies with the expensive gymnasium equip- ment at our disposal. In Auto Mechanics we worked on actual cars. We cooked and sewed in Home Ec and produced plays in Dramatics. In Jour- nalism we got a taste of newspaper publishing and discovered the difficul- ties of assembling a yearbook. We made our own pottery in Art class with the use of the kiln. The important thing was, however, that no matter what the class, we learned by doing. We proved time and time again that Nexperience is the best teacher. 'Uglflf pHl SO1'lUl fflSlfllOlfl POTTERY CLASS-Arthur Wright, Em Phmick' C e Hanison' Auto MECHANICS-clafence 'l'ysen.Dale 4-v ---' Gardner. Barrett Welsch. 44152 -.. , ,J

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ome 8CO1flO1flfllCS I' W' me , I' ,,. igm' .1 Qgpfff Wife- - - in G-il e ' ff lflirff ll -i t , .. -' The appetizing aroma of food being prepared, the humming music of the sewing machine, the clipping of scissors cutting the cloth, are all the work of the girls in the Home Economics department. lt is here under the leadership of Miss Reed, the head of the department, that the future homemakers of America get their start. The three year course offers girls opportunities in preparing garments and food and Work in home management. Thelma Shomo. Barbara Boltze Shirley Andrews. Virginia Iones Eleanor Desk. Geraldine Dryia Q17b7