Colorado State University Fort Collins - Silver Spruce Yearbook (Fort Collins, CO)

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1$ Mrs. Wooding demonstrates to her textiles class the Chemical reactions caused by heat on certain fabrics. TT X«T- T- - r XTr fT C t r n Tr-11 ' Slininger, Lungron. Bamard. Anderson, Wagner. FRONT ROW: Keagy. HOME ECONOMICS COUNCIL — B. CK ROW: hop- Baker, Hamm. Ev.ans, Ewing. |f Face 101

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Dean Elizabeth Dyar Preschool is the lab for Child Development majors. The School of Home Economics offers undergrad- uate and graduate work leading to the Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees. The majority of college women students become home- makers soon after graduation and college home economics courses of study especially meet their needs for the responsibilities of homemaking, parent- hood, and responsible community living. Courses taken to receive a Bachelor of Science degree pre- pare students for a variety of professional oppor- tunities. The School of Home Economics is organized into four departments for administrative purposes. These are the Department of Foods and Nutrition; the Department of General Home Eco- nomics; the Department of Art and the Department of Textiles and Clothing. The School of Home Eco- nomics has a council consisting of elected students from the school working as a governing body. It works with the faculty of the Home Ec Department. Clara Hatton Art Dagmar Gustafson Textiles and Clothing Feme Bowman Foods and Nutrition Pace 100

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Darlene Osborne points out one of the many steps involved in the detailed process of weaving to Edna Lambertson. Carolyn McClain is working industriously on a piece of household furniture in the Biltmore. Intense concentration is evident in the color and design class as students work on their final project.