Bidwell Junior High School - Conestoga Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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Some of the work is done with hands and tools. Sh op Shop work is based upon tools, materials and lmow-how. These are brought together for wood shop and metal shop. These shops are taught by Mr. Roy Adams and Mr. Charles Bain Some 1S done with heads and books. Some is done with hands and finishing paper. But it is all done under the watchful eye of one of the instructors. i f

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Homemaking girls study behavior pat- terns of young child- ren. Such knowledge proves useful to the girls as many of them earn their pocket mon ey as babysitters. First row: Mrs. Bishop, advisor, Kathy Walker, To teach the young girl personal, social and fam ily skills for her present and future roles in our society is the goal of the hornemaking department. 71414 Sheri Castagnetto, Barbara Robinson, Sue Anderson, Wendy Fish, Linda Lewis, Cheri Brown, Miss Schmorleitz, advisor. Second row: Judy Petersilge, Adrienne Kohn, Wanda Jolly, Nancy Tull, Donna Heyl, Barbara Lofgren, Judy Helton, Rael Greenwood, Jan Wall. Third row: Jan Mumaugh, Margaret Call, Margot Burnham, Pat Bloomdale, Derena Miller, Nancy Morgans. 33

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ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB First row: Carla Hauesar, Stephanie Hawley, Donna Am- bler, Jackie Peters, Linda Shad, Barbara Sayles. Second row: Penny Glenn, Stephanie Burg, Marilyn Keown, Jackie Graham, Denise Olson. Third row: Bill McCoy, Cheryl Johnson, Theresa Griffith, Felicia Gobba, Wendy Franklin, Bruce Casebeer. Fourth row: Larry White, Mary Poor, Claudia Lewis, Debbie Gates, Kathy Weedman, Mr. Kisling, Advisor. In arts and crafts students learn something of design, line, and color, and they put their knowledge to use. In mechan- ical drawing they learn design, measurement, scale, and reading prints, and in addition--care and precision. Eighth grade mechanical drawing Seventh grade art 35