Washington High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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POTENTIAL DESIGNERS AND CANV BRUSHERS as An artistically inclined student can certainly enjoy himself or herself in XV.H.S. by taking one of the five varied art courses offered. Miss Ellsworth and Miss Koch supervise the classes, and each year much superior art work is put out under their direction. Fine Arts is required for all other art courses as it teaches the funda- mentals needed in the advanced courses. Commercial Art gives the student a chance to do layouts, lettering, and probably a poster for one of the clubs in school. Many new ideas for clothing are brought forth in Costume Design, and Interior Decorat- ing encourages a student to use his imagina- tion in arranging a home to its best ad- vantage. Crafts give the artists opportuni- ties to make plaques, book covers, wooden buttons, and other things that employ both the use of his head and hands.

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J ,,La t ,. Mr. COI1'lSt0CkyS Physics students delve into the mysteries of the laws of Boyles and Charles, while electricity, coefficients of expan- sion, and secrets of the solar sys- tem also occupy their time during the semester. ' l we OUR SCIENTIFIC PRUDIGIES AT WORKQ ..L'.. 1'.. ....- ,,............. ij .. .--330 ..,......,... ........... , .,,,,...... .......... , ,,,,,,-,,,,, , K,............ M --- ' ............ .......... ............ ..,......... . ' 'S ............ -M-,, A ,..,.... ..,,,..... I Students enrolled in Mr. Rayl's Chemistry classes find out for themselves through 'the use of many reagent bottles, retorts, and blow-ups the chemical compon- ents of products commonly used in every-day living.

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As the cooki11g classes are always filled to capacity, it seems that there are many girls in VV.H.S. who believe in the old adage that the best way to a lIlHll,S heart is through his stomachf' The femmes', are also given mueh practical training in pre- paring meals, homemaking, and nursing. The last semester is spent on dietetics and polishing up on the technique of serving. All the classes serve teas and dinners to some of XV.H.S. departments. Sewing is a practical subject for all girls to know, as there are so many interest- ing things to make, and so many holes to mend. Throughout the two years of sew- ing a very complete course is given. Ele- mentary stitches and their application on simple patterns are taken up the first se- mester, and in the last semester tl1e girls make tailored clothes, suits, and a garment for some other person. Many make their own graduation clothes. FU URE HOMEM KERS