Bishop Fenwick High School - Turres Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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Jim Long, a Fenwick junior, tries his weld- ing ability with a Middletown High School friend. Through the courtesy of Middle- town High, Fenwick sophomore, junior, and senior boys have been able to re- ceive a manual training course this year. After going to two morning classes at Fenwick, the students journey through rain, snow and sleet to work In either the wood, mechanical, or electrical shop. The manual training classes then last throughout the afternoon. MECHANICS MASTER TECHNICAL SKILLS Students, Tim Nunlist, Jack Quinn, John Sennett, and Richard Reese, in Mechanical Drawing, are all Business Constructing, their plates as they try to meet their deadlines. I 22

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Official Baby Care was experienced this season by the Ad- vanced Home Ec. Class. Peggy Welsh holds a little six month old girl being admired by a toddling Casanova, as Jean Corbett looks on amusingly. STUDENTS OF TODAY Money management, points out Janet Wendt to Peggy Delaney, is important in running a home. Frances Ludewig and Jill Kennedy seem to be more interested in Sister Leo Margaret's Home Ec books on home decorating. Well, it almost looks good enough to eat, exclaims Mary Kay Sauter as three of her classmates, Eileen Dineen, Brenda lyn Stafford, and Martha Elieff of the Foods Class, look on while Mary Kay practices her table manners. HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW 21

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3 BROWSE OR DROWSE-STUDY HALL OBJECTIVES - S The- Fenwick Auditorium sports one of its m . ., These studious pupils make good use of the study hall to finish up last night's Laipi as- signment or a last minute study for the biology test. The study hall has just been c e item on the auditorium's agenda, however. The Stations of the Cross on the wall show that it is also used as a chapel during retreat.