Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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More girls enroll in auto mechanics Mass producing particular pieces of furniture such as checker tables was the goal of Advanced Woods and General Materials. Instructor Dan Keller said he was pleased with the way the class pulled together during their mass production unit. More girls enrolled in Auto Mechanics 1 and 2. Sixty-eight people, including eight girls were involved in the classes. Teacher Terry Juelsgaard related, Society is accepting girls more and more in this fieldg parents want their girls to be educated in other things. With the increased number of advanced classes, more engines were overhauled using the new equipment purchased this year. Senior Kerry Anderson was selected to receive special recognition from the Industrial Arts department at Commencement. Pre-school sponsored by home ec classes Three and four year olds in high school? The Adult and Family Living classes sponsored a pre- school. The program began mid- November and ended with a Christmas party complete with Santa and presents. The children attended class Monday and Wednesday during 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 6th periods. Students arranged for a pre- schooler to come with them 10 times. ln class students worked with partners to plan activities. Storytime, free play, crafts, games, and music were included. Mock weddings were held at the end of the semester in Single Survival classes. The weddings were to demonstrate and prepare students for the future. Senior Janet Orr was awarded the Home Economics end-of-the-year award at Commencement. Practical Survival . -U U 'ii its 'Ai X L. l Qf 1 Tim Lanewand Todd Parsons are involved in irtdividual projeitts in General Metals. ' ' ' 2 Instructor Jim Kelsey assists Mechanical Drawing students. l p 3 Terry .luwegllsgaalrdx nnn 4 Dan PQQUQA-rt. jf' 5...1im ' 6flfirn'MaLggarCTk ' i' J A .il 7 Products-from advanced :Ir - Woodworking class. ' ' f 1' A wi ' s-rf, , , ' t , ri vi Q Hfor Drew Waddell finishes the A ,' A F' ' ' ftfgggifiaggrandfafheqseraek I, M ' ' ' 37 fag .scduilcariiisiei c5niipieft3g,2ii,f2iQi2 'fi fi 1 1 mm ., twvooiiworkingtproiectmimgglii Q,fi it .rs -H h -- 'P it N ' . A-.W . ,gps '- 4 - - 510 cage: teacher iisgtexfgieifawaggggs .f Clothing SallytThprn,pson workston 'L:'3fP.f,, . A 1 summenfQl91bes. arLiigI m1Dfi:: A 1 .,'. Aiwa-gpm 111 Janet ipebpmgrgip. 5 -112 Norma VanRysqgykgggg.i2 QQ, Q -. S 13 In Foods and N tn1tioFFl3eta,Qi.e' Hoveland and Tirrjij,Mi?:fE5n'rwhlQ,,,,gE.C'5 ,,,,,. il meal' 'fa .gy rt. .... .!.jf7SqmLg-'qg,l,-4.-11.1, -xx 14 Bill Elifritz Wdrlis on an individual. Y ro ect. -. - 1 1.1, .' J -eff. .Q ,l. V I W, wi . . , .4 .i 14 Home Economics 0 109

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