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Following the recipe, Kathy Young prepares the cooked apples for the faculty tea. Serving the hot apple cidar at the tea is Scott Embry. Helping serve the assorted cheeseballs, cookies, and candies to the teachers are second period Foods and Nutrition students. Finding a time for conversation with some students at the Christmas Tea are Mrs. Charlotte Measel and Ms. Mary Athielene Bridges.
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Since many boys going to college will soon be having their own apartments, it is important for them to take home economics too. -Mrs. Friedl, teacher nd Pans rid E ming Things 44 LU ill you hurry up! 'Tm washing dishes as fast as I can. We're only fixing about 100 cheeseballs for the tea, you know? But we only have five minutes, and for once, I want to finish on time. Holding a tea for the faculty members on December nineteenth, the Home Ec. Department displayed their achievements to the teachers. Home Ec. students wore clothes they had made and the Foods and Nutrition class prepared the refreshments. Ten FHA girls competed in a fashion show at the State Federation XX meeting held in Jacksonville. At the convention, Valerie Hinton won the position of First-Vice-President. HERO, another club of the Home Ec. Department, held an Employers Employee Banquet at Murry's Dinner Playhouse on March twenty-seventh. HERO also hosted Sylvan Hills and some naval chefs, Culinary Arts Team from Fort Brag, Virginia, at a seminar held at the school. Sampling some food, Janet Gann expresses het dislike. 1 Making a robe for their Home Ec. project is Jervi Broadway and Gary McCoy. l Threading the machine to finish their last minut sewing is Clarise Kelly and Linda Golatt. 48 X
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