Clark High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Students achieve skills, obtain practical hints in Home Ec courses The constant humming of the sewing machine . .. poking yourself with the needle ... finding the right material to go with a pattern . .. the chore of getting the thread through the tiny eye of the needle . .. Boiling water . . . tasting samples of your classmates’ food ... learning new recipes and ways of cooking ... too much salt ... not enough pepper.. . making new styles of food... Learning about family life and how to raise children ... These classes prepared us for family life. I A student lorn a vocational trade in wood shop. 2. Auto shop students carefully observe how to tune up a car. 3. learning to embroider is pin of sewing classes. I. learning to prepare foods, students work togetlier. 3. Cooking students prepare foods that arc both unique and common Home Economics 215

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Industrial Arts Dept, offers useful trades, teaches craftsmanship The noisy whir of a drill... sawdust lingering in the air and making you sneeze ... hammering nails ... the finishing touch ... sanding down a rough piece of wood ... Unusable T-squares ... mathematical dimensions ... the continuous drawing of straight lines ... broken pencil leads.. . concentrating cm the assignment on the board ... We learned to work with our hands. I ee Allred Bill BerthoM Wendell IV,ley Wiync Hiflby 214 Industrial Arts

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Anne Barrett Gayle Chamberlain Samira Conn I-oie Cox Oj al Fotd Beverly Mackie Angela Mag nano Bonnie Mcuth 216 Classified Personnel 1. Mrs. Sweikert handles attendance records 2. Hall monitor Frank Simon keeps an eye on the comings and goings of CHS students 3. Mrs. Meuth handles incoming calls for the counselors