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Woods and weddings highlight voc arts Vocational arts students began their freshman year with drafting and wood working making cutting boards and chairs. Metals classes made benches, tables and tools. Juniors were introduced to such projects as cedar chests, grandfather docks, and waterbed frames. Seniors made scale model houses and feeder boxes for cattle in carpentry class. Home economics classes covered such objects as mock weddings and receptions and dating and marital relationships. Sewing, cooking, and child development were studied in other courses. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: I John McCon-naughey sands his cedar chest during shop. 2. Newlyweds Janet Byfield and Scott Bannon cut wedding cake at reception in Adult Living. 3. Using table saw h woods is John Jones. 22
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CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Teresa Darling prepares to throw a pot. 2. Looking on as Mr. Thacker explains sketch book assignments to student teachers. Mary Lohmeier and Marvin McGiF. is John Childers. 3. Sara Grafton. Ann Taylor, and Julie Edwards draw still-lifes of a Junk conglomeration Art classes add color to school year The art dub had an active second year. In October, initiation was held for 22 new members, bringing the total to 31. Art professor Paul Fell was guest speaker. A Halloween Party, featuring original costumes was held in latter October. In November, Neil Munson, a woodcraft artist, presented his works at an evening meeting. February brought a day trip to Lincoln, including Sheldon Gallery. Elder Gallery, Haymarket Gallery, and Elephant Hall. May culminated the year with a trip to Kansas City to the Nelson Gallery and a hopeful trip to Pioneer Village for seniors, and viewing of the Thomas Moran exhibition at BrownviUe. High School .vi2 j.,uer Auburn, Nabr. 21
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Business offers variefy to students Students were given a variety of subjects to choose when selecting courses of study in business. Courses in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, general business and office practices were offered. Eighteen students participated in the Peru State Business contest with Hayley Fulton placing third in economics and Beth Ely placing fifth in shorthand I. CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: 1. Experimenting with the IBM computer Is business student. Brad Dlekoff. 2. Scott BohHng improves typing techniques. 3. Typing I student, Chris Wiggs, aligns his typing project. 4. Theresa Vlach, along with classmates, prepares for a timed writing. 23
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