Rock Port High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Rock Port, MO)

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HOME ECONOMICS Il Ruby Poe, Catherine Cook, Norma Hawk, Diana Linville, Janice Schoonover, and Linda Husing are showing off some ceramics, made in connection with our unit on Interior Decoration. Each of us also made a cotton dress for spring. Ill!! Sl! LAKXB 31 x MUD? These smiling teeth seem to be telling us where the yellow went as we studied the care of teeth Besides learning to cook, we also studied interior decoration, care of the sick, and made a winter and spring garment. H--is for humor, honesty O--is for objectivity, and orderliness M--is for moral values and maturity E--is for enthusiasm and efficiency E--is for emotional stability and econ- omy C--is creativity and confidence O--is for open-mindedness N--is for neatness O--orderliness M--is for manners I--is for insight C--is for culture and charm S--is for selilessness I Put them all together they spell HOME I ECONOMICS--a subject that improves our lives, our homes, and our com- munity, HOME ECONOMICS Ill Designing Deserts was challenging unit for the 13 of us ii Home Ec. Ill. S ha r o n Bartles- Lucille Eli, and Lois Flanaga proudly show offour Dog designe from sheet cakes. Stella Brown, Charlene Lee, and Viola Perry f' that some of the food we prepared is really qui edible ,

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The Seniors read IVANHOE and TALE OF TWO CITIES this year. A Tale of Two Cities By CHARLES D1cKENs mn? ghbe gzlilion INN MW' I .Eel r E 1: QE THE WORLD'S POPULAR CLASSICS Boolzs, Inc. NEW YORK Mrs. Lawing's Freshman English class was really ept busy this year. We enjoyed reading about Pip Dickens' GREAT EXPECTATIONS but the tests at e end of it weren't so enjoyable, were they kids? omposition was stressed this year and the big test as writing term papers for both biology and English. his was truly a long but unforgettable year for us. M ,.,, r.. , ., f --Q V r .. . W, s-was-Hr ,r WM Enghsh f E Taught by Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Lawing, and Mrs. Linville. That's the way it ended, Richard. How's the DEATH OF THE HIRED MAN coming Stella? 27 stub-1''1BQMM 55T2XNFhEk?i2f?2E:5QJQ?E3k1W5KVEWWL-5:52 9i?i4'Wf'i'2?4il m:as ...Q L dp smsyggvs WW Vg N gist Qi

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Bev Smith, one of the local beauty operators, demon- strating a facial in connec- tion with Good Groom- ing!! Our teacher, Miss Elliott. In our study of the Basic Four foods. the two most interesting foods prepared were the quick breads and popovers, The popovers didn't all pop' ' and some of our pudding didn't pudd but we learned what NOT to do! Some seams had to be ripped, some zippers taken out, and a dart here and there had to be changed before our garments were ready to be modeled in our style show on May 9. Home Economics 'Mi HOME ECONOMICS I was a busy year for 24 girls. The year began with a study of family living. We made notebooks, planned parties, and learned the principles of good grooming. We made skirts and blouses as a beginning project in sewing. j , We prepared a luncheon for two guests --Mrs. Hunter and Mrs, Hinder- liter, 29