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OOOOOOOOOO i oooooooooow 7 tFACI l i , -, 1, Typing techniques are taught to Kathy Davis and Rich Boesinger by Miss Winifred West. Whirring sewing machines, clanking pots and pans, and boys ' voices in the cottage are heard as the Home Economics Department educates Ripple ' s lasses and lads in clothing, cooking, and partici- pating in future family living. Clothing is the study of the construction and care of simple garments, during which students make clothes to enter in the annual Arts Salon Style Show. Foods, teaching the fundamentals of food preparation and nutrition, allows the students to enjoy the products of their efforts. Featuring the study of child care, family rela- tions, and discussions of the effects of alcohol and narcotics, is Family Living, a one-semester course to aid students in preparing for a well-adjusted family life. Looking for a job? Mr. Albert Mahin interviews Donna Polley as a service of Ripple ' s job placement bureau.
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Pupils learn practical application of skills by Laurie Tether A buzz of band saws, an appetizing aroma of spice cake and cookies, a clack-clack of busy type- writers . . . these are characteristics of Broad Ripple ' s practical arts departments, training stu- dents to be better businessmen, secretaries, archi- tects, and homemakers. The Business Education Department offers courses in junior business training, business arith- matic, typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, retail sell- ing, office practice, and business law. Acquainting students with modern office equipment, the de- partment prepares them for business occupations. The Industrial Arts Department offers courses in mechanical drawing and advanced drawing. These courses are necessary for architects and for those who plan to enter skilled trades. Modern ma- chinery helps students in shop classes gain valu- able experience needed for careers in engineering and industry. Setting an attractive table. Penny Oshier and Lois Knight demonstrate proper form to their Foods class. Mr. Nelson Cooksey helps Bill Stoelting draw to scale. Cabinet crafts ore practiced by Bill Hoverly and Bill Hazel. 26
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Alcoholic hazards are brought out as a speaker talks Reaction times are clocked by John Hobson, Pat Har- to a Boys ' Health Class about the increasing problem. rower, and Bill Fattic as a project in Driver Education Class. ROTC, health, and gym build bodies, minds by Web Wright A pyramid production is staged in a girls ' Physi- cal Education Class. 28
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