Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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AS CLASSES ARE DESIGNED T0 Home nursing is very impor- tant to a home economics student. Tips on first aid are demonstrated by Donna Husband, Addaline Heff- ner, and Jane Gorsuch. I 1 It's time to sample our ef- forts, smiles Gayle Overholser as she passed the food to Ann Hess. p l 1 In this beautifully equipped kitchen of our home economics de- partment Shirley Krallman and Nan- cy Shirk are preparing a delicious meal while Dixie Stutsman and Dorothy Smetzer are Washing the dishes.

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T0 PREPARE FOR VOCATIONS . . . Under the leadership of Mr. Showalter, these boys have proved they can make some very attractive articles from wood. John Witt and Gerald Sassa- man make a few minor adjustments on John's car during auto mechanic's class. As each person takes his place in the world, he will find that there is work which must be done. Every girl dreams of a home of her own and the courses in home making and home nursing enable her to function as an efficient homemaker. Metal working and industrial arts prepare boys for a valuable role in his own home and give him a background for work in industry.

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Even in home economics there is washing to be done. Lois Warren and Doris Buzzard remove articles from the washer while Judy Laird puts them in the matching dryer. In our modern home economics department Addaline Heffner, Sherry Fruchey, Sandra Chrispyn, Norma Buzzard, and Sue McDowell try out the new sewing machines as they create useful articles and garments. MEET OUR NEEDS. Home decorating is very im- portant to the home economics stu- dents. Nancy Yoder, Nancy Lien- hart, Nancy Shirk, and Fem Mor- ningstar are making very lovely draperies.