Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

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,kt A-n, it 5 1, gwzs, igg 'Q Jerome Hruska, woodworking and metals instructor, inspects the Shown working on projects for metals class are Gerald Smith lleftj edge of Mike Short's woodworking project. Though the three shop classes-metals, woodworking, and drafting-are separate courses, they are all interrelated. An example of this teamwork occurred this year when advanced drafting students Gayle Woods and Bob Tallmon designed a sheet metal dust guard for the woodworking class's circular , saw. The device was subsequently constructed by the metals class and will probably be in use for years to come. and Loren Mclntire. Industrial Arts -W Drafting and woodworking teacher Donald Butler checks over Junior Larry Fogle's drawing for advanced drafting.

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Future Farmers for T967-68 are, Back row: R. Davis, R. Ward, M. Trost, J. Wolf, R. Farber, T. Sevier, L. Vest, S. Page, F. Taylor, and J. Ford. Third row: D. Winlcler, D. Gross, D. Marpin, G. Knuth, S. Hayes, C. Looney, D. Mercer, C. Pashek, and D. Martin, Second row: W. Knuth, M. Miller, G. Hart- sook, G. White, J. McFee, D. Boyd, B. Booth, and R. Sterling. First row: C. Hribal ltrecrsurerj, W. Herbel freporterj, D. Abel lpresidentj, Mr. Hunsick- er, D. Johnson lvice-presidentj, W. Feldhacker fsecretaryj, and D. Chapman lsentinelj. Chapter Gets New Building Dave Johnson llefti, FFA vice-president, instructor Evert Nunsicker, and FFA President Doug Abel look at plans for the new ag building, which will be ready for the T968-69 school year. 3 IL S My I Qlcuvfo -4-fl, ' xii -5. 4' ' ,I o"T'o1v o -' ', 1, -3 flk To f., 49 Although membership in Future Farmers of America is not required 'of those taking Voca- tional Agriculture, all the Creston Ag students are members of the local FFA chapter. ln their freshman year, the boys study breeds of livestock, sophomores investigate feeds, ani- mal nutrition, and field crops, juniors study soils and conservation, and seniors concen- trate on farm management. FFA provides out- side experience along the same lines plus opportunities to expand fields of interest. One of the highlights of the year for the chapter members concerned the school board's approval of a new 40' X 80' steel building that will house the ag department starting in the Fall of 1968.

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Home Ec Girls Learn A Preliminaries of Homemaking it 57 55-" .ff Qi n enlors Rosemary Allen, SanDee McBay, and Bonnie Lukehart , model outfits they made. i g g i g? 5 ,I - . V wigs? S. f , vnE2s5g,M,,,,,tW i f Vk k l,.. f'xV ,.f,, 5 IQ, V 1 4,'l' t . . "rr Y' om g A -V jr . rl.. - .. 'V if wr' .15 Rita Hciyner helps sew decorations for the prom. Dorothy Peak gives Bonnie Lukehart some pointers in cooking. warn .-.4 ia Joyce Kingery, Janette Mickey, Andreo Sullivan, Helen McGinnis, LaDonna Cindy Osborne constructs a prom gown os on Pettit, and Sharon Tame listen attentively during a discussion. extra project.