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Many things can be found going on in any Home Ec. class. Lisa Runlde and classmates compare fabrics in different materials. Lectures are frequent in the Home Ec. Depart- ment. Mrs. Sally Onweller demonstrates the pro- cedure for applying facial make-up. Serving was a specialty Whether it ' s a lecture, a demonstration, a new dress pat- tern, a field trip, or a new recipe, the activities in the Home Economics Department have variety-plus. Each year the Home Economics Department has ban- quets and parties for different organizations within the school. Among others this year ' s included a retirement din- ner for Mrs. Esther Black, retired secretary of the Adminis- tration of Blackford Schools. The Home Ec. Department also emphasized a blood donation drive sponsored by the Family Health Classes. A new teacher joined the department this year. Mrs. JoAnne Gibson, also the dean of girls, taught two Home Ec. classes. The department also prepared food three times a day during the visit of the North Central Evaluation Committee. For the teachers Home Ec. had a Christmas Tea Party. Mrs. Pat Bowdell, department chairman, said, We expect our students to do a lot for others, and the Christmas Tea was a way of saying ' thank you ' to them. Other teachers in the Home Ec. Department Included Mrs. Gladys Cause and Mrs. Kay Halley. The Home Ec. Department has been on a long-term re- placement program with their major appliances. F or exam- ple, every year they receive a new washer, replacing the old one. Keeping this child ' s attention may not be easy, but JodI Falk and Penny Robinson keep little Kurt Banter amazed at what ' s in the paper bag. Home Economics Department 81
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Have you ever heard of brushing someone else ' s teeth? Becky Garrett has. She demonstrates the process to her Home Economics Family Health class. With her two grandchildren. Administrative Sec- retary Mrs. Esther Black enjoys her retirement party given by the Home Economics Depart- ment. « V , ii t mu. 80 Home Economics Department
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Washington, D.C., was the location for many stu- dents and chaperones from the Social Studies Department to explore and learn on tour. After several years as dean of girls, Mrs. Place asked for a full-time assignment in the Social Studies Department. Government classes again studied income tax- es. Mrs. Hartzell explains the filing procedure to Kathy Squlers, Terry Townsend, Kris Glancy. 82 Social Studies Department
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