Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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K iv! E-'-N'NAS A K-'QE' if K' 00' Experience brings beneficial results to the girls in cook- ing class. In sewing class we find Linda Tracy busy at work on her Bermuda shorts. . . 'QL Prim' 22 Perfection comes Girls! Are you going to enter the largest and most important tree-time career for women- the career of being a wife and mother? lf so, you will be interested in the courses offered by the Home Economics Department. Any one or any combination oi these courses will be of significant assistance to you in the future. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach is an old saying that holds true in the world ot today. The way to his stomach is through the delectable dishes prepared in Foods I, II, and III. How to make all the latest fashions and save money doing it is the basis of the clothing classes. Four semesters of this class are available. Home Nursing, Family Living, and Home Management complete the list of Home Eco- nomics subjects. Home Nursing gives valuable training to all of us. Family Living and Home Management have to do with budgets, house- keeping, and numerous other things. Miss Grishaw stands by while a student teacher demon- strates the particulars oi home nursing using Sandra Orr as her victim.

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from experience It is very possible that at some future date the many students in the industrial art courses here at Ieff will be printing your newspaper, wiring your home, or repairing your automobile. In the auto-mechanics and machine shop the students get first-hand experience by work- ing on their own cars or by working on ma- chines for which they have a special interest. Wood shop gives the future carpenters and cabinet makers vital instruction toward a suc- cessful venture in these fields and teaches them how to use the tools which are necessary for these trades. Electric shop shows the students just how electricity works and how it is used. The stu- dents of electric shop also are a great aid in the final production of the Red and Black Revue. These various courses offered here at Ieff often prove to be the basic factors behind many students' choice of career by presenting them with experience in many different fields. Ray Mitchell and Bill Mickler listen attentively as Mr. Price explains the circuit in a radio chassis. 'if' ll .sy N , .44. v J Bob Davis tries his hand at operating some of the shop equipment. Don Pruitt, Charles Brower, and Ron Rubindahl inspect the printing presses. . Pu ye 25: