Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

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P.E. and Home Ec. Strictly Segregated!” io — ra. ss |e - ABOVE: Girls in Home-Ec 1 watchin shows them something new. Oe g M rs. Moe as she P.E. and Home-Ec classes may seem like all fun and games and just sewing for the heck of it, but, that’s not all there is to it. Along with learning many new skills in P.E. classes every- one had time to put to use the skills they already had. In the Home-Kc classes the girls used what they already knew and what Mrs. Moe and Mrs. Wendell taught them to make many clothes and meals for themselves and their fami- lies. ABOVE: Even the Seniors in Home-Ec can learn something new. BELOW: An ordinary girls’ P.E. class. ae 2 13

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Our Ag Dept One of State’s Best ABOVE: Mr. McVay explaining something to one of his Ag. students. The objective of vocational agricul- ture classes is to help students to become established in the occupation of agri- culture. This is more than farming; it in- cludes sales and ser- vice of agricultural products plus me- chanics, conserva- tion and horticulture, with opportunity to learn in classrooms, shops, school farm and their home farms, with seniors in On The Job Training. ABOVE: Mr. McVay using the over-head projec- tor in one of his Ag. classes. BELOW: Mr. Wood helping Jan, Ken, Mike, and Marvin in Ag Power. 12

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14 Science — Man’s Future RIGHT: Bios-life; logos-study of. Mr. Hunt is explaining some of the principles of Biology I to a freshmen class. Biology II was offered along with Chemistry and Physics. LEFT: Randy Mishler is asking about some Chemistry; Marlane Stidham and Beth Ruckman listen in. RIGHT: Mr. Faulkner is explaining some of the chemical properties of a substance to Nancy Dome.