Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Janis Brokaw Keith Gittens Earl Jordan ff? Richard Kaj ihara Edward Lessard Donald McKenzie WW Marnelle Murchison Michael Raney Michael Woodside r r ., lt an vb- Mrs. Brokaw Qabovej demonstrates the techniques of measuring dry ingredients to her cooking class, Mr, Kajihara Qcenter rightj looks on as Steve Cook checks the radiator of his ear, Mrs, Murchison ffar rightj helps a student lay out a pattern. Mr. WO0dSide fbelow far rightj demonstrates the techniques of woodworking to his class, Mr. Jordan fbelow centerj helps a student clamp a board on a drill press.

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usiness Department Scope This year 804 students were enrolled in business courses. Of these students, twenty-one participated in the Work- Experience Program. The Work-Experience Program was not new to Foothillg it had been a part of the curri- culum for two years, General work-experience helps students gain desirable attitudes and work habits in real jobs. Vocational work-experience is an extension of knowledge gained in business courses through part- time employment. Working at Mr Steak, Dennis Conway ftopy does a variety of jobs. Cathy Mulvehill fcenterl finds her work at a neighborhood rest home an enlightening experience as she meets many people. Dale Hudak and Teri Bahil work as clerks at McClellan AFB. Jim Forshey fcenter righty learns about the many tropical fish at the Coral Sea Aquarium.

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Departments Teach Practical Skills Whether repairing the family car, Working as a mechanic, sewing professionally, or cooking the family meals, students in Home Economics and Industrial Arts learned skills valuable in every day life. H' ,M at-17. 61