Williamsport High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Williamsport, IN)

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Home Economics Vocational Agriculture K Commercial lil. H. S. Courses The academic course consists of: English, Mathematics, Latin, Ilis- tory, Civics, and Physics. This cou1'se, which is considered the hardest course in school, prepares pupils for college or normal schools. The commercial course is conside1'ed a very beneficial one. All students enjoy it very much. It consists of: Typing, Bookkeeping, and Shorthand. This course gives the students a chance for office positions and a foundation for the business world. ln our typing room are 18 typewriters of standard make. The vocational course is very useful to all who live on farms or who intend to. Agriculture is studied by boys and home economics by girls. Keeping students interested in biology and physics is no trouble because laboratories with every piece of apparatus that could be wished for has been provided. A student's life in this high school holds other interests than stud- ies and athletics. A foresighted school board and close co-operation between fZ1Cllltj' and student body make this a great high school. Page twenty ci

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Girsls' Glen' Club Instrumental Group Bow' Cilcc Club In the fall il boys' quartet was formed, consisting of Donald Bart- low, tenor: Vernon Boswell, tenor: Bob Odle. baritone, and Perry llam- ilton. bass. These boys made ten public appearances during the year, singing at convocations. Lions Club banquet, Junior play, Womans Club con- vention. Farm Bureau meeting, and Home Economics, Agriculture and Athletic programs of the school. A violin class of seven members was organized during the year. Classes met one period a week and after school. Page twenty-three