Tillamook Catholic High School - Academic Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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1 The purpose of the Home- making Class is to help prepare the girls for one of the most important careers of life, the career of homemaker and mother. These senior girls are learning to adjust a pattern to correspond to exact body measurements. The study of Biology is meant to give a better understanding of the mysteries of God's crea- tion. Among the scientific prin- ciples leamed this year, these sophomores are examining ex- perimental transpiration. -JA- After mastering the keyboard, the first year typists have been concentrating on elimination of errors and acquiring skill and speed, In the second term, stu- dents learn various letter forms, typing from rough draft, typing for social functions, manuscript typing and outlining.

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v 3 .' 3 i! '11 Ni N ll' '21, t T . 5 . 1 . YC THIRD HONORS BACK Row: Loretta Granger, Theresa Larison, Gary Rothen- berger, Jerry Waucl, Bill Wilk- erson, james Sclzonlau, Patrick Eastcelcl, Marry Scheeler. FRONT Row: Betty Becker, Rose H u r l i ma n, Pat Blake, Peggy Green, Eleanore May, Gloria Glade ...- gm FIRST HONORS Jean Gass and Peggy si I qq,a,ff,r1wprt T 1 7 , is-QQW ,V v M I f Tiei ifaaofw They Keep the Banner Flying O'Neil SECOND HONORS LEFT TO RIGHT! Bob Durrer, lim Carver, Marlent Gass, lay Beck- er, Beverly Friedrich, Denny Cocld

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James Schonlau, Ray Cohee, 3 rl V ' I and George Schmader demon- strating an electric motor. At 2 ? 3 Margaret Steiner is pointing out to Martin Suter, Carol ja- cobs, and the rest of the United States history class a certain area of the country. The stu- dents find this class very inter- esting as they leam all the things involved in the making of our country. This year the geometry class has covered five chapters. They include informal geometry, ap- proach to demonstration, loci, congruence, parallelograms. Due to Sister Mary Victoria's accident, the class was retard- ed considerably.