Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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Caring for Yourself Vocational Home Economics made it possible for students to become more efficient at taking care of themselves and some of their basic needs. In the many different clothing and cooking courses the students were taught how to make and repair their own clothing, how to prepare different types of meals, and how to use microwave ovens, stoves, sewing machines and irons. Home Nursing was a fairly new course that has been available to students for the past few years. This course is designed to help the students learn how to care for the sick. Left: In his first attempt at pie crust, Scott Martin starts to roll out the dough in his Family Meals class. Below: In their Home Economics class Kim Shaw and Brenda Stout carefully prepare their meal. 28 Home Economics

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Below Rick Kamler solders his last wire for his motor. Far Below: Mr. Smith shows Robbie Wright the place to drill the hole for his lamp Right: Tom Kline works on a drawing for his drafting class. Below Right: Tim Lamar uses the sander to round his asbestos shingle. Industrial Arts 27

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Home Economcs 29 Above: Joy Weston tries to make the hospital bed with the patient still in the bed