Besse High School - Breeze Yearbook (Albion, ME)

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an ofoporfunzfets fgr Ol?-f6QjtJ a,0!0re12f1CQts.21j1.s -we YH 'lb' pr MW Freshman students, Paulette Letson, Linda Adcock, Shirley Horne and Shirley Bonds are working hard to finish their blouses on time. Homemaking education - including training in child care and guidance, clothing and textiles, family eco- nomics and relationships, food and nutrition, and housing and home management - is oriented in the family and contributes to improve behavior changes on a personal and family basis. Seamstresses, hostesses, chefs, models, interior decorators - home economics students are these and many more. W X 1' L... . V Q '-Q-mas. t... , - i l JANET DEATON, SUE WELCH, BETTY HOWARD, and VIRGINIA CASTLEBERRY are busy taking notes for home nursing under the watchful eyes of MRS. GAINES. Ml u! I Demonstrating a correct table setting are SARAH PHILBII BARBARA BROWN and SHIRLEY MATHIS.

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ocafzonafeatzcafzbn Wm yu! ance, Charles Martin, Norman Halloway, Tommy Choate, and Doug Taylor are timing an ignition under the watchful eye of Mr. Hoyt Phillips. Shop for boys and Home Ec. for girls gives IHS students training in the vocational and mechanical arts. Our new shop offers training for future crafts men in the mechanical arts. The precision worker in metals and materials has one of the most exacting skills, and these shop boys will soon become workers who will make a major contribution to human progress and achievement. Timing an ignition, tearing a motor apart, and assembling an engine were among the many skilled items turned out by the me- chanical arts students. Charles Martin gives Doug Taylor, Dale Edmondson, Jimmy Daniels, Norman Halloway, and Joe Woodruff, a hand on the good job they did of assembling an engine.

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Long hours of close cooperation, sleepless nights, lasting friendships, shared jokes, important decisions, heated arguments, and detailed planning - the 1961-1962 Cl-IIEFTAIN represented all these things to its staff. Bursting with new and original ideas, senior, junior, and sophomore members carefully outlined plans for the year. Soon the commercial room became a beehive of activity as its occupants were caught in the rush of the first dead- line. As the pages of the calendar were ripped away one by one, the staff tackled seemingly impossible problems and successfully met other deadlines. At last members breathed sighs of relief as the final pages were sent to the printer. Grimy from constant handling, marked and over-marked with red pencil, and slightly frayed around the edges, these pages were the symbol of the handiwork of all. Each staff member had contributed a part of himself which would remain forever in the '61-'62 CHIEFTAIN. Gfzkyyazh Kwnnuafcgfdfspenf Editorial staff members, Martha Carol, Sue, Janet, Nena, Bill, Pat, Virginia, Elizabeth, and sponsor Mrs Vickers work late after school planning new layout ideas. They are transposing copy for the new department section It takes hours of planning and discussion before sending each shipment to the publisher