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Page 33 text:
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1. Melanie Harms and Cindy Clark attentively look at wallpaper samples. 12. Mrs. Loew discusses color schemes with her housing class. 3. Mark Morrow looks on as Mr. Petersen shows him some principles of shop. 4 Scott Wolfe demonstrates sandcasting for Ricky Clifton. 5. Robin Scheps. the only female shop student, skillfully works on a project. 6. Finishing touches are all that Tom Catlett has left to do on his night stand.
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vocational trades still changing in ’76 In the past all homemaking skills and trades were learned at home, at an early age. Now schools are offering them instead. This year we had four vocational trades teachers and numerous courses available. Teachers were Mr. Dale Bradley, Mr. Larry Petersen. Mrs. Norma Loew, and Mrs. Mary Jane Williams. Courses include General Metals, Vocational Building, Mechanical Drawing, Electronics, Machine Woods, Advanced Woods, Vocational Carpentry, Drafting, Home Economics I, Home Economics II, and Home Economics IV. This revolution is still taking place. Boys may now enter home economics classes and girls may enter shop classes. 28
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ahs room of news takes responsibility The journalism class of 76 took on more responsibility than ever before. Returning publications were the annual, the Barking Bulldog at Peru, and the Good Sam Newsletter. This is the first time the KNCY and the Barking Bulldog at school were continued all year. Editors: K. McCormick. J. Sherwood. Academics- D. Wmtz; Students-K. Chapin. Teachers-J. Vosberg; Activities-D. Bradley; Sports-D. Thomas; Barking Bulldog Peru and KNCY-D Winmger. D. Bradley; Barking Bulldog school-K. Chapin. M. Myers; Good Sam Newsletter-J. Sherwood. K. McCormick. Staff: K. Carey. R. Gardner. V. Holding. R. Kleckinger. T. McConnell. K Moore. C. Myers. J. Myers. S. Palmerton. B Petersen. Photographers: Head-J. Genoa. Staff: L. Barrett. K. Chapin. S. Palmerton. L. Kimball. J. Wilson. 1. Another week, another KNCY report. Editor Dale Bradley concentrates on writing the KNCY report. 2. “Pictures are here!'' Dave Thomas and Vaughn Holding look at the new photos. 3. Diane Wintz and Mary Myers stare into space. Anything but Journalism today. A. Editor Kay McCormick decides which photos have the best qualities. 30
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