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Mechanical drawing class seems to present a challenge to Randy Zimmerman, Harold Colericlc and Cliff Robinson. Practical Arts Are Exploratory Exploratory courses slanted toward interest areas and vocational choices are developed in the industrial arts and vocational agriculture departments. Working with leather, engineering drawing, hand and power tools and ceramics intrigues those who are involved in industrial arts. Practical experience with farm and ranch projects, crops and livestock, welding and carpentry is offered to those who study vocational agriculture. MR. BYRON NELSON. MR. KENNETH WARE. M.A. M.A. Industrial Arts Vocational Agriculture Welding techniques are of great concern to Gary Peterson. 28
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MRS. ESTHER MYERS, M.A. Librarian MRS. JEANETTE LIERK. B.S. Study Hall Valuable library materials are prominent in the school library. A total of 4,657 books can be found on the shelves along with 7 sets of encyclopedias. Whether for enjoyment or a lesson assignment, the 45 magazines and 7 daily papers benefit all who avail themselves of their use. The librarian and study hall teacher work closely together in helping students utilize their time. The library provides a quiet place for Bev Mayes to do some serious studying. Library Provides Reading, Research and Reference Library assistants, Judy Schwindt, Merle Young, Steve Bullock. Linda Neuswanger. Linda Tutt, and Francie Austen, prepare books for the shelves. 27
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First procedures of sewing require the strict attention of Merle Young. Home Economics Develops Skills Acquaintance with the skills needed in working with food, clothing and the care of children is taught in Home Economics I. Skills and techniques involved in food preparation, clothing construction and interior decoration are further developed in the second course. Senior girls who have completed the first two years are offered a third course. This year's work covers family and social relationships related to art, science and home management. MRS. MARIE SUTTER. B.A. Home Economics MRS. DRUSILLA SCHOLL, B.S. Home Economics Guidance in clothes construction is given to Juanita Preiss and Ruth Liggett by home economics teacher, Mrs. Walter Scholl. 29
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