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PuTTing The pon in The oven, freshman T Staci Cunningham Tries To keep from burning herself. During C1 Tour of The meoT cieporTmenT GT IGA, junior Kevln Spar- row ond senior Chris Holt look GT The differenT meoT producTs. As freshmen Jamle Curtslnger sTonds by woTchinQ closely, Mrs. Shryock explains The markings on The poTTern. , Home Ec - 443
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Cooking And Sewing Blanch, bosTe, hem, sTiTch, fry Sound fomilidr? lf you hove had home ec They do. They ore Terms used every doy in home ec classes. The home ec closses ore TdughT by Mrs. Lora Werner ond Mrs. Nancy Shyrock ond cover subjecTs ThoT vary from sewing To how To roise children. The sTudy of The various fields of home economics helps To pre- pare sTudenTs for The fuTure. ThroughouT The year The sTu- denTs perform o mock wedding, cook gourmeT food, Ieorn how To boThe o boby ond assemble d piece of cloThing. WoTching os senior Sheila Procior dresses o baby, junior Stacey Belt ond senior Lar- efie Greenwell woiT for Their Turn. LifTing The Top off The pon, sophomore Debbie Monbeck geTs reody To somple some of her cooking. Freshman Michael Roysden washes dishes ofTer o doy of cook- ing in Home Ec class. T42 - Home Ec
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A Journey Through The Pasf One of The changes made aT The school This year was The addifion of a new hisTory class: Advanced Placemenf U.S. HisTory Taughf by Mr. Mike Watson. This class was offered To juniors only. The sulojecfs discussed in This class ranged from social classes of The 'l600's To elecTions of The early lf?OO's. 'AThis class was differenf from The oTher hisTory classes ThaT l have had because iT was a more in-depfh sTudy, said junior Chrlsty Giles. At The end of The school year an A.P. history exam was offered To any sTudenT who had A.P. hisTory and wished To Take The TesT. Depending how high a sfudenf scored and whaf college he or she wished To go To, he or she could receive up To six hours of hisTory credif. The oTher hisTory classes Taughf aT ACHS were world hisTory, humanities, civics, and U.S.. hisTory. U,S. history was a required subjecf for all juniors. To me history is really inTeresTing, said junior Heather Brough, because if lefs us see how oTher people llve. Looking Through The chapfers in her history book, junior Steph- anle Penny searches for informafion for her term paper. Helping junior Lisa Wrlght wifh her history, Mr. Watson looks for the section which confains the answer, Wriflng The necessary information, junior Victoria Woodrow waifs To Take her A.P. hisTory exarn, 'l '14 - HisTory
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