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Mike LaValley consults Mrs. Burton on details of bachelorhood. Mrs. Burton teaches a bach. home-ec class. mln teaching home economics, I can work with stu- dents, so that our future will have efficient and well run homes. Also, that our future homemakers can handle mother and wife roles successfully and possibly decrease our divorce rates. Mrs. Marks Mrs. Houghton, girl's home-ec teacher, lectures on cooking methods. Boil and bubble, toil and trouble. . Mrs. Marks stresses the importance of correct material selection in her sewing class. Mrs. Dawson, another home-ec teacher, observes an advanced cooking class. Home economics should be, above all, practical. It should help students establish values which give meaning to personal, family and community living. It should foster competancy both in basic homemaking skills and in those behavioral skills th at lead to mo re effective living. Mrs. Burton 21
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l f l A su J The hunt and peckers of to day become Evyln Woods of tomorrow fi .g:,. it 44 iiu u 'Hr 2 time h if fa RW, .J Now this is the right way to typef' explains Miss McCall to a typing class. I did well in business subjects when I was in high school and the skills are valuable to young persons who are going to seek jobs in thebusiness worldf, H Mr. Strong WM l lil rf' sf f A possible secretary oftomorrow is Linda Landacre, as she is taught how to type by Miss Fransen. Bookkeeping looks confusing but Mr. Peterson trys to explain it to his bookkeeping class. Smile at a customer is a rule that Mr. Payne brings out in r selling. Mr. Strong is another of Hazen's business teachers. He teaches typing, data processing, and other business related subjects.
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A helping hand. . Mr. Morin, the Dept. Head, goes deep into the French language and relates it to his French students. Mr. Testa, special education teacher, asks a student to illustrate a problem on the A new teacher this year is Mrs. Bumett, who is kept busy with her French class- board. es. t . . . , Dr1v1ng. lt s more than stop and go' M75 f' 1 I Mr. Roberts,,Mr. Qross, and Mr. ' yy- Bryan, driver s training teachers, fy!! ic talk over the close calls ofthe day. jo LV J
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