College High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greeley, CO)

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0iec(nctcK There is always a job waiting for an efficient tvpist or stenographer. Real- izing this, Mr. Damon ' s business educa- tion classes which were under his super- vision, but taught by student teachers, made great progress, and became profi- cient in the many business skills. Mr. georgi I Damon 41

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f¥ome rfnt4- iMrs. Marie Wilson There were three different Home Arts groups during the year under the direction of Mrs. Marie Wilson. These courses included two groups from the Upper Division and one from the Lower Division. Sewing, cooking, and home- furnishings were the main interests. The girls in the sewing class made dresses, housecoats, skirts, blouses, and aprons. The one o ' clock section had a display of aprons in the Kepner show- case during part of the Fall Quarter. Some of the girls in the home-furnishings group made seatcovers for the library cushions. A special unit was offered during the year, in which the girls learned how to prepare victory meals ' ' under the new food-rationing system. 40

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The Art Workshop has operated in complete harmony with the war effort; conservation has been the watchword. This has caused a great change in the type of work done in the workshop. The making of knick knacks has somewhat given way to the more serious business of making airplanes and model air fields. Skills are developed as usual in the handling of tools and ma- terials, but they have been applied wherever possible to aid in the war effort. Dr. Kenneth Perry Mr. John Mariani 42