Ansonia High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ansonia, OH)

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it 54 sl fl f 3? jx -fi 4 4 .me -.--,fe-.' aegs-bf. .s.Q:.....-X...ir.fi fLeQa N , 4 ell-,ee-L--:An ull Mkuf Zeng, 2 j E 2 1 5 S 5 2 3 5 3 5 Q E 3 3 Xl. 5 54 2 .F 'L a. et E gf 5 P f W r 7 C Q laik Mrs. Kueeter holds e Bachelor of Science Degree from Nloml University at Oxford, Ohio, hevlnp majored ln Home Economics. During her teaching career the Ohio Stete Dept. of Certificate in Education has granted her e Life Home Economics. She wee active ln the pursuit of Homemaklno subjects durlnv her hleh School inye, and e member of one of the first elrls' MH Clube in years when Mrs. Kueeter csntereo around the Ohio Darke County. Tnrouenout the was not teaching, her interests State Unlverelty Extension activities, serving oe the State Secretary for Home Demonetration Councils. when she assumed the position of Vocational Home t. Economics lnetructor et Ansonla, her aeolretione were to make the Department one of the out-standing ones in Ohio. This dream is meterlnllzlng, for within the pest year the State Dept. of Education in Home Economics has recoxnizej the Aneonla Department in various ways. ' ' A.. Lest Hummer Ansonla was chosen for the treininv of Home Econo es one of toe four work-snop centers in Ohio nice teachers ln Home Furnishing problems. During the present school term o student teacher from 0.5. U. was sent to Aneonia to observe the teaching technloues of Lre. Kuester. The twenty-nine Ninth Grade Flrle, enrolled in home Econowlce at Aneonin, are currently participating ll e state testing program for n new course of etuiy in a Foods Unit that will soon be adopted tnrouanout the echools in Ohio. The physical improvements of the Deoartment have been enhanced oy the laborious efforts of the members of the Advanced Home Furnishings class, with the financial ein of the Future Home-Makers of America Chapter at Ansonia, which has eeen fit to purchase much new cquioment. The attractive hone-like atmosphere lends a truly Arcctlcel aoorvach to all units of etuoy for students enrolled ln tnls couzse. Quoting Mrs. Kueeter, HI'm proud to be a Home Economist. Preperlns for work ee e Home Economist is en anvanteze because lt eouipe one to do more easily and better The Hork involved in homemaklng. Preceding marrlacs and after, ehe is in demand. Positions full one mart-time ere always open. After prsctlcal experience of homemakinp a young woman my has more to offer the professional field. The Home Economlet may have varied interests becauee ner field toucges so gnny phaeee from art to econogxzlce, or Ogle may specialize one develop ner talents in one branch of the vork.u Tne picture et the Left 18 the F.h.A. officers. leeoeeeeeemeueermeleleLuxeo,lo,geefwmee A.'.. -.-. QTFTTTVTTTTVTTTWTXZEEFTTWWTTTTTUYTFX "'?' g l H e ,Megs LA...-A A-

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