Carroll High School - Rampart Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Home Ee And P E Call Forth Creative Energy Mrs. Kathy Hahn was the new home economics teacher for the 1974-1975 school year. Mrs. Hahn put in a hard year's work to make the home ec and bachelor living classes something to remember. She started all of her students in the apron-making project so that the pears which were canned for possible entry in the fair wouldn't get all over those doing the job. The home economics students studied cooking, sewing, and child development in the first year. Second year students and the boys in bachelor living all studied cooking, sewing, and furniture refinishing. Highlight of the year was the fashion show which was part of the tea sponsored by the Girls' Club for the mothers. Mrs. Hahn advised Girls' Club. P. E. classes provided all kinds of interesting activities. Mrs. Hahn and Mrs. Kopet taught the girls. The boys began the year with Mr. Moawad and ended with Mr. Telford. Seniors could take an advanced P. E. course during the winter trimesterg the main activity of this was the early morning bowling. The spring elective was in outdoor living. Both of the senior classes were taught by Mr. Gilman. Third period girls could often be seen bicycling down Tieton. Mr. Gilman's class were frequently observed walking the halls ready for hikingg field trips were a real part of this class. They gave the students the opportunity to put into practice some of the basics of back-packing and fishing. The students also qualified for the American Red Cross First Aid Certificate. Some participated in cardiac pulmonary respiration training. Firearm safety and archery were also part of the senior program.

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1. Mrs. Hahn helps Patty K1-anz and Nita Salas cut out their outfits. 2. Bonnie Cushman tries her hand at hairpin lace. 3. Terry Cronkhite plots his course. 4. Girls get aid from Mrs. Hahn. 5. Mr. Gilman enjoys lunch in the great outdoors. 6. Marilyn Herke puzzles over pattern. 7. Ted Benoit sews his jacket. Mrs . Kathy Hahn

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Practical Preparation For Uccupations Uffered Different opportunities gave a chance for students to prepare for jobs after their high school career. Typing I and II and Recordkeeping I and II were offered by Mr. John Jordan and Mr. Hal Dodeward, de- partment chairman. Mr. Gary Nunamaker held an auto mechanics course which proved to be of great success to the boys who partici- pated. The teachers aid program at St. Paul's and St. Joseph's gave students a chance to experience first hand just what it is like to be a teacher. All these will prove to be good experience either for occupa- tional or personal use. Mr. Hal Dodeward Mr. John Jordan