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Home Mrs. Catherine Miller demonstrates the art of baking. 26
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Mr. I. W. Diehl, teacher of production agriculture, instructs his agricultural students about cattle diseases. Agricultural Education, an essential part of the total school program, provides training and experi¬ ence in activities which lead into businesses and industries related to agriculture. Four years of agriculture are taught at Broadway High. Mechanics and basic agricultural science are covered in the first two years. During this time the principles of economics, science and math are ap¬ plied to agricultural situations. The student is pro¬ vided with skills and knowledge needed in produc¬ tion agriculture and in agricultural industries. The last two years of agricultural education mainly emphasize the development of proficiency in pro¬ duction agriculture. Farm mechanics, farm manage¬ ment, livestock production, farm family living, leadership training, and the principles of crop production are studied. Production agriculture helps the student attain competency in one or more areas of plant science, animal science, soil science, agri¬ cultural business management, and agricultural mechanization. Mr. I. W. Diehl and his students inspect farm products. 25
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Economics Gene Miller and Paulette Reedy at an FHA meeting. Sitting and waiting—anticipation of a fashion show. Can ’em now! Eat ’em later! Carla Wittig models her handiwork. An experienced matador? Home economics constitutes a field of knowledge and service which stands for: strengthening the home and family as an important cultural, social, and economic unit of society; the contribution of the home and family to the best development of the individual as a well- rounded person, as a homemaker, as a participant in the world of work, and as a citizen; and the develop¬ ment of community services important to family life. Because of the changing position of the home and family and the needs of homemakers, more emphasis is being placed on homemaking courses dealing with con¬ sumer education and home management. Wise buying, artistic improvisation in the home, and family relations are stressed. The best part of a fashion show—the refreshments! 27
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