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Students (opposite page, lower left) enjoy a day with little ones in Child Development. After chowing down, Tonya Deshler washes dishes in Foods, (above) Ginger Porter laughs while Lisa Maldonato burns her eggs. Al Branchcomb works attentively on his gun rack while Jeff Brindley takes a break, (top left) Mike Hansen tightens a C clamp for a friend in woodshop Tom Nash and Kevin Keyes are precise on their final blueprints, (lower) Tim Mitchell and Jerry King tune up a car during auto mechanics. Dale Curtis demonstrates his ability to change a tire. 4 27
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Classes develop skill for future industrial Arts and Home Economics are classes that plan for the future. Even if students do not plan to pursue careers in these fields, the skills learned in these classes are important to future hobbies and ordinary day-to-day living. Home Economics teaches not only cooking and sewing, but also interior decorating, family living, and raising children. As a beginner in the industrial arts department, a student can learn the basics of auto mechanics and woodshop. The more advanced students have the opportunity to work on very complicated projects, such as rebuilding car engines in auto shop, drawing floor plans in drafting or constructing water beds, pool tables, or other complex pieces of furniture in woodshop. Senior Matt Mitchell said, u By the time l graduate, l will have made my whole bedroom set. 26
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Hilary Brown and RuthAnn Patch (upper right) sing out loud. Todd Cross concentrates on putting the right touches on his drawing. Scholastic Art contest winners: (seated) Bonita Hilsen- beck, gold key textiles; Tonette Soda, blue ribbon textiles; Kim Hutchison, honorable mention textiles, (standing) Todd Copley, Hallmark nominee mixed media; Tim Neal, honorable mention acrylics, Tony Noboa, honorable mention water colors. Trade Feight fills her pen with ink to finish her design. Mr Bennick (opposite page upper left) directs his music stu- dents Concert Choir cheers on Kristi Allison for her birthday. Swing Choir members enjoy themselves during a 50 ' s number at their fall show.
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