Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Girls lfearrz to 15? ffvmcmakers Glenda Robinson conducts a meeting of the Future Homemakers of America while members look on attentively. The girls learn to keep a home in the best way possible from their training in Home Economics. Cooking, sewing and house keeping in general are the subjects that they are concerned with. The boys of FFA learn to accept the responsibility of their own live- stock. Feeding them and caring for them takes up much of their time. Scientific methods as well as good horse sense are taught. t . , H ' s , - K.-N1 C , f .A K I . 4 1 Pete Kelley and his horse, which is his Future Farmers of America project, have many good times together. Pete must take care of his horse at all times. , ' . A K af , ii ff li: t . .. .5.,,F,, f , K . kk A , Q P r' '-H' .ai N.na '- .. ' v bn I V .' 5 Z .wc ' 1, Qt. . .- , T, .v 1 K N 1 a t .5 My f m Mrs. Dorothy Delvin was graduated Mrs. Catherine Wakeman is a grad- Mr. Richard Meder was graduated from San Jose State College. uate of Arizona State University. from Ohio State. I5

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.-.f0 'i Z Mr. Max Campbell is a graduate Mr. Dale Goodwin was graduated of Arizona State University. from Arizona State University. Mr. Thomas Pagel ig 3 graduate of Mr. Czeslaw Schmidt is a graduate Stout State College, of Arizona State University. I4 Hraffs Ceaclz lisa af Hands The use of hands is important to each of us in our daily living. To learn to use them to produce crafts is as important as the art of science or math is to the mind. Students in crafts classes work dur- ing a class period. Mr. John Steckel is a graduate of Arizona State University.

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Mrs. Judy Davis is a teacher at Miss Sherilyn Kinney Miss Harriet Leeke Glendale and Washington. P8 Ceachcs Sparfsufzanshzjv Skill in playing the game is only one thing that girls learn in phys- ical education. They also learn how to get along, and that win, lose, or draw, a game can be fun according to how it has been played. Miss Lois Sauer Stance, nock, draw, aim, and release are five important steps to any archer, and these girls are learning them now.