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Mrs. Foster Trains Future ,pf Knit, Purl, Knit, Purl . . . Delightful aromas creep under the door and into the hall. Upon opening the door an array of dishes and spatulas, and patterns, scissors and bits of mate- rial, against a wall of charts and posters, greets the eye. This is the Weekday home of Mrs. Edith Foster, home economics teacher at AHS. With Mrs. Foster supervising, high school home ec. classes as well as junior high exploratory home ec., learn the fundamentals of cooking, sewing, and baby care to make them better equipped for their future homes. Mrs. Foster also teaches sophomore U. S. History and sponsors the junior class.
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Taught by Mrs. Ruff During her 26th year at Amana, Mrs. Henrietta Ruff instructed seniors, juniors and sophomores in grammar, speech and literature. As a new idea, the large junior class was divided into two sections and Mrs. Ruff taught each one as a separate class, arranging the English curriculum to fit the students. Teaching English is only the beginning of Mrs. Ruff's interests. The AHS library has seen many improvements under her admin- istration. She and the student librarians have had new shelves built, added magazines and books on all topics, kept up literary bulletin boards, and renewed the card catalog. Still another task for Mrs. Ruff is advisor for HI-LITES, AHS's monthly paper. Mrs. Ruff also serves as Dean of Girls, acting as counselor for high school girls and admin- istrator in the event both the superintendent and principal would be absent. 1 ff 1 n ,hey . P. 4 Cooking-a hobby for Mrs. Ruff. ' l Learning life through English. lf
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1 Mrs. Foster instructs AHS sophomores in U. S. History. U--1 'a' ,I it 4-.1 It F' J .r- N ., 2'-9 Patty Goltz arranges table setting for the dinner the ec. classes served to school board members. Z-x.....J N If -34 'VI -4 K .Q combined home . - 5- .. Q H,-'lf' 't 1' 3, 4 ...fy . ,F Q .V A, , ff.:-a'faf'. LJ u 1Q.,f5s,Zt'i. - 3 W 5' '-:NL Q . lvii.-,r-'v, - '-Arie I ' .--at-f ' rf . NYJ-, 9. 3. H- 'ly -r ,lj1'lf.. U X- . , v ' fi. .3 'g'i'dfF-'f7N'n'! 'lt 'tf.I?fF': 1 'f'T1.fR13 ' Y- 4. ' .3 ft., '.Lf',.. 'I Mrs. Foster advises junior, Mary Reihman, on subjects to take for the coming year.
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