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Top Left: Sandy Krauss checks for mistakes on her pattern. Top Right: Checking for all the ingredients, Vicki Yoder pauses to look at the recipe before beginning. Middle: En- viously watching others cook, Sue Kincaid contents herself in doing dishes. Right: Look- ing for the right pattern, Vicki Robinson and Sharon Plumley stop to admire the pictures.
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W-- Top Left: During Biology II class, LuAnn Myers shows Jim Norquest the proper diagram to study. Left Center: As students look on, Mike Geyer points out the areas that Mr. Journay explains. Center: While on a field trip to a cemetery, Van Tinkham and Ellen Grote test the durability of tombstone for earth science class. Left: Jerry Steele watches for results as Tom Shaffer adjusts an oscil- loscope. Top Right: During a physics field trip to I M Electric Co., Mr. Schroeder ex- plains how line transformers work to physics students Russ Fuhrman, Bob Schwartz, Jerry Hakes, Mike Fifer, Matt Jones, John Bixler, Kim Krueckeberg, and Stan Koeneman. Above: In chemistry, Margaret Brite and Mike Brubaker experiment with a dust ex- plosion.
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Art and home ec. challenge creative abilities Despite its increased enrollment, the art department survived its growing pains. For the first time Art III was intro- duced and with it, projects that taught skills of portraiture, rug weaving, oil painting, and clay sculpture. Beginning artists first had to learn prospective, and later graduated to ex- perimenting with color schemes, design, clay coil bowls, and loom weaving. Art students also provided appropri- ate decorations for the Christmas pro- gram, Pop Concert, Open House, and designed props for the play. Textbook instruction in tailoring, child development, and health care were introduced with the addition of Home Ec. III. A field trip to a local furniture store and grocery, gave Home Ec. students experience in home decoration and shopping. A fall and spring style show and ward- robe display from Wolf Dessaur was presented to the classes. Many Home Ec. Ill students participated in class- room style shows where they modeled their own fashions. Top: Helping to prepare for the next scene, Joyce Williamson and Kerry Uhrick do their share of the work. Middle: Art Club mem- bers help prepare the stage for the pop con- cert. Left: Preparing for the art exhibit, Mr. Feasel and Richard Hunter carefully dis- play the mosaic dishes. 25
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