Ben L Smith High School - Aquila Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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I 1 HOME ECONOMICS , From an apron to a complet e Sunday dinner development, good grooming, From Christmas decorations and family economics to bathing a baby Hear professional beauticians From planning a budget talk of hairstyling, make-up to choosing a spouse Cook Christmas goodies The two ladies in 215 and 217 for teachers y teach courses which cover Send fragrant odors a multitude of topics. wafting through the halls In addition to more familiar Frequent speakers, field trips cooking and sewing, girls demonstrations add variety to study home nursing, child I a department that is never dull. HOME , ECONOMICS teachers: Mrs Betty Middleton and Mrs. Helon Martin. lf s 5 if his 3 Z' lf' i l E , 4 in if 5 l MARIE EZZELL stitching before startmg to work on her sewing 68 l 1

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. QW' L 4 -'I inf .. , 2 :E :if i .sf-' - DUKE POWER'S home service advisor, Mrs. ISara Faulkner, ex- plains the advantages of electric knives as she advises Mrs. Middle- ton's home economics class on holiday cooking. we ,NH WITH THE WILLING assistance of Eric Avery, Lucy Long and Mrs. Midd1eton's third pe class are instructed in baby care by Mrs. Middleton and her student teacher, M Judi Vaughn. IN THE STUDY of housing, student teacher, Miss Suzanne Stimpson, gives an informative wood demonstration. '69 l l :..-- eq' ' .I riod iss