Cascade Union High School - Cascadian Yearbook (Turner, OR)

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Individual, group, local, state and national projects relating to homemaking are carried out by girls in the F.H.A Girls learn about the responsibility oi lamily members in school and community Hie as well as in the home. Below leit a group of girls don aprons prior to beginning a day's work. Those whoso faces can be seen are (L. to R.) Viola Stewart. Nona Gable, Joanne Rea. Wilma 26 M A Lensman, Mary Taylor, and Shirley Brilos. In tho middle picture Eleanoro Ber- hors! takes Orpha Landis' temperature during unit on home nursing. Let a Bowlin looks on. At sewing table are Mary Taylor. Nona Gable and Marcella Dow.

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A sequence ol three years' courses is offered in homemaking and over seven- ty girls take part in the program At left below Pat Ahrens sews in the hem of a housecoat as Carol Gavette makes suggestions. Learning to give and take suggestions is as important as skills for successful home life. Working together in the preparation of a foods and nutrition unit in the next picture are (L. to R.) Viola Stewart. Wilma Lensman and Sandra Ruggles. At right below Shirley Briles and Ioanna Rea practice teamwork on a dishwashing detail. To develop an appreciation of the beauty to be found in working together in the every- day activities of home life is an important objective ol these courses. 25

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