Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Washington, IN)

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practical Scieifzces This department offers training tor future home-makers, farmers, carpenters, mechanics, and instructors in these sciences. At the top of the page Miss Kiefner looks on while a student threads an electric sewing machine. Looking at Bob Monts' drawing is Mr. McCormick. Miss Noel is shown with two students in their well-equipped kitchen. Mr. Frette tests cream while Mr. Bennington dem- onstrates the use of the cut-oft saw.

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Social Slllil6llES Keeping the students informed in history, government, ond sociol prob- lems, post, present, and future, is the tolsk of the sociol studies teachers. They discuss current problems ond the func- tions of oncient ond modern govern- ments. At the top of the poge Miss Spitz lock, ond Billy find of globe interesting, While Miss Glezen considers Porn- Americon problems. Next we find Miss Hyottt pointing out United Stotes boun- dotries in 1860. Personolity is the topic of the dcxy in Mr. Wogners clciss. 1

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ustoalioms Here are the men and women who make it possible for us to study in clean, comfortable rooms. Pictured from the left are: Mr. Miley, Mr. Bateman, Mr. McGee, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Colvin, Miss Sellers, Mr. Allen, and Mrs. Walker. We Wish to pay special tribute to Mrs. Walker, who has been with us since 1928. She is a familiar figure in our halls, always busy, cheerful, and helpful. We share her pride in her son Robert, who will graduate from West Point in Iune.