West Vigo High School - Saga Yearbook (West Terre Haute, IN)

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We were closing the gap The subjects we have studied in our four years in high school will be a great help to us in the years to come. The required classes had set the foun¬ dation enabling us to build and develop the basic skills needed to succeed in life. There are certain special courses that are available to students at West Vigo which will add to their vocational abilities. Among these are: Audio- Visual, Distributive Education Classes of America, Mechanical Drawing, Special Home Economics Classes, and many others. These courses are all under the direction of highly qualified faculty members. Mr. Hilton points out to an interested shop student the fundamentals of operating this machine. A member of the Audio Visual Club, Steve Wilguess, shows the simplicity of operating a projector. [ 8 ] Mrs. Sargent looks on as her sophomore class concen¬ trates on worthwhile skills in English.

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and keep on learning . . . Kathy shows her Physical Science class what the book says. Her student teacher listens attentively. OK girls let’s try it one more time. All together now --one, two, three. Me, mae, ma, mo, mu. That ' s better. But, Mr. Harbaugh, P must equal 2 1 plus 2 w. Mr. Harbaugh looks on as Connie proves she is right. [ 7 ]

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between adolescents and adults Here are three representatives from West Vigo ' s D.E. C. A. Club employed in part-time work at IGA Foodliner. Through the years we will long remember those class meetings we had, or in other words... utter confusion!