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Sally sews. Pat pins. The Home Economics Department Jeannette Magowan, Head Helen Carr Zoe Cleveland Marjorie Enns Bonnie Jacobs Making better homemakers is the main aim of the Home Economics De¬ partment, directed by Miss Magowan, and the department offers courses that cover every phase of home manage¬ ment. Starting with the fundamentals of cooking and sewing in Foods I and Clothing I, Home Economics students learn how to plan meals from the buy¬ ing to the serving, how to make their own clothing from a plain garment to a tailored suit, how to budget time and money, how to fill out income tax returns, and how to care for children and those who are ill. While teaching homemaking, the Home Economics Department also pre¬ pares the students for Home Eco¬ nomics majors in college. [ 24 ]
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R. H. Gocker, Head R. L. McKinty The Department of Physical Science R. Emerson Park Ray Soliday James Verchota The Physical Sciences Department, headed by Mr. Gocker, is designed to accomplish three purposes. The first of these is to provide an understanding of the principles of science. The second is to lay a sound foundation for those who intend to pursue a career in the field of science. The third purpose is to develop the ability to do critical thinking. By teaching students not to jump to unwarranted conclusions, nor to accept baseless propaganda, the Physical Sciences Depart¬ ment helps to develop good citizens. R. W. Woline Chemistry students consider a weighty problem.
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The Industrial Arts Department Industrial Arts, a part of general education at Oak Park and River Forest High School, derives its con¬ tent from industry and the servicing of industrial products, a basic ele¬ ment of American culture, and has as its social purpose, the greater understanding and better control of the phenomena of industry. For this reason students here can take such courses as Machine Shop, Auto Shop, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Woodworking, and others in which they can learn the basic principles of industry and their ap¬ plication in a modern society. Mr. Frank Owens is head of the depart¬ ment. Frank Owens, Head Eugene Aimone V. S. Asbury Cedric Henley James Kendall Gilman Lane £8 7 ' • •« IwM m f ' .--if A. ■ ■ , w m Ar . 1 ■r i.- 1 ■ SatJr If ■■Hi JHP MS HU X i: ■ jLji [ 25 ]
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