East Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Home Economics Creates our home Home Economic teachers Mrs. Brenda Woodall, Mrs. JoAnn Burnley, and Mrs. Lucy Spear insure a double future for Cardinal coeds, who find that while they are preparing to earn their own living, they are also acquiring the know-how for successful homemaking. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that several prac- tical boys are also enrolled in various foods courses. The basic goal of the de- partment is to contribute to happy home life and better family living. The staff of- fers a latitude of foods, clothing and home living, home management courses of study. living competence H ome E c Sta ff Jo Ann Burnley Lucy Spear Brenda Woodall Talent and experience are found in East Central s Home Ec Staff

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PT Stress On Germany Foreign Language That looks like a castle ll ve seen comments Mrs. Anne Hicks instructor of German language. Conveys International Understanding Historic Germany comes to the foreground as the newest course offering at East Central's rapidly expanding Foreign Lan- guage department. Taught by Mrs. Anne Hlcks, the Bavarian dialect now takes its place with the study of Spanish and French linguistics which are enriching the lives and global understanding of Cardinal stu- dents. Foreign language staff members Anne Hicks Florence Schupbach include Mrs. Florence Schupbach, Spanish ll'lSTl'UCTOf', Mrs. Anne Hicks, Gefman- French, Mrs. Louise Jones, Spanish and French, and Miss Sandy Stuart, Spanish. The teachers use a wide array of equip- ment to convey bi-lingual mastery and cultural understandings: foreign books, magazines, and newspapers, tapes, rec- ords, and language laboratory facilities. ' M-C

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