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f' X i ,Jf -1. Home-making in all its ramifications -the traditional home economics sub- jects, cooking and sewing, formed only a part of the broader and more modern course for those of us who enrolled in this department. A study of family rela- tionships, home furnishing, budgeting, meal planning, and child care has fitted us to organize, equip, and maintain happy homes. Helen S. Toddie-Correct techniques in sewing class Catherine S. Bradley- A stitch in time- . skill on the sewing machine Jean B. Force- This is the wa we iron our Y clothes! , . . in clothing class we make our own wearing apparel Catherine Moran-Gastronomic gourmands . . . planning and preparing a meal in foods class E. ELVIRA FOX Head of Home Economics Department B.S., University ot Illinois West Brownsville, Pa. Teacher, Aliquippa High School 24-
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1 i 92 John Davis-Art tor art's sake! . . , a group of embryo Theory and practice have shared our artists art class time. To appreciate and to create art have both been important. Then, too, we have received instruction in exercising art judgment which will aid us in practical situations such as select- ing clothing, decorative equipment, and home furnishings. James T. Williams-Functional art . . . original planning bcpefzsona cmanagement Social behavior . . . selt possession in any situation: these we have learned in our personal management classes. Mary Fay-James Orr-A practical lesson in table etiquette in the model dining room
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EDWIN W. FRENCH Head of lndustrial Department Buffalo, N. Y., Normal School BS., Teachers College, Columbia MA., University ot Pittsburgh Teacher, Buffalo, N. Y. Teacher, Aliquippa High School Practical experience in our chosen oc- cupations, this is the opportunity granted to us who were accepted into the indus- trial department. With training in act- ual house building and wiring for the carpenters and electricians, and with trade training in commercial jobbing for the machinists and auto repairmen, we feel that we are well-equipped to enter our respective trades. Edward Ciriacy-Ouch, my thumb! The carpenters build a model home in Industrial Building Louis P. Ladish-Shocking, isn't it? The electri- cians progress in their training Harry E. Marshall- My Little Yellow Gasket, sing the auto machanics as they repair a motor Robert J. Ackerly--Aw, nuts! . . . land boltsll . . . Machinery and its care delight future mechanics
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