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The Home Economics Department These students learn from Mrs. Roop how to become the efficient wives and mothers of tomorrow. Home ec. girls discover the use of pots and pans in any good kitchen. The Home Economics department offers a 3 year course to the girls of Concordia. The first year course consists of the preparation of appetizing and nutritious meals. The girls are also taught the fundamentals of sewing and com- plete between 2-3 projects. The second-year course in- cludes advanced food preparation, advanced sewing, and room decorating. The third-year course is concerned with house-planning, decorating tips, home-nursing, and child core. These three courses are expertly taught by Mrs. L. Roop. Will it explode? wonder M. Buehler, E. Korte, and C. Huth. Mrs. Roop lets J. Borcherding, D. Butts, and A. Bear in on the secrets of becoming a good housewife. 28
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The Art Department K. Runkel is surprised to see how B. Weimer has decked out her pot for Christmas. Our art department, under the capable direction of Mr. John Sturmfels, aims at developing the natural artistic talent of the students and gives them new and different ideas. There are two separate courses of art: one concerns itself with the general art of today; the other, called, art appreciation, develops the students knowledge of art as it was evolved from past civili- zations. B. Weimer serves as a model for art students who will ATTEMPT to draw her. Thanks to Mr. Sturmfels and his capable art students, our halls were beautified for the holiday season. A touch of the holidays is brought into Concordia as art students trim the tree. 27
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e Lib rary THIS is what REALLY goes on in our library. Knowledge is developed t hrough the proper use of our library facilities, which have become increasingly important to the preparation of school assignments. Through the Book-of-the-Month Club many new vol- umes are added to our vast treasury of knowledge. The work of repairing books and ordering them is carried on with the assistance of capable students from various classes. C. Korte and T. Zwick TRY to look inquisitive. Ill bet they hove a test next hour. Can you imagine that? Here ' s the answer! 29
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