Conrad Weiser High School - Weicon Yearbook (Robesonia, PA)

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5 f I . Q L I 'S '75 The home economics teachers are Mrs. Olive Weidman, leftg and Nlrs. Sally McMahon. Homemakers of Tomorrow in Action l. E... X, ...M ifllx Karen Gromis observes Beverly Bressler heating . . . the deep Well fryer' Karen Srnith and Joanne Gundrum Wait eagerly to bite their teeth into the scrumptious chocolate cake as Connie Edgar prepares to cut it. On a Hawaiian holiday Bonnie Saap offers a cup of tropical punch to Jane Masser and Angelica Huntley. 26 1.Al

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--nw..,,wwm-Www .,.,..,,,MW-VM-M WNW, ' W :'fHM-,.,.iW. FV. i 'Q ll! Mr. Barrett explains the use of the machine to T. Reif- snyder, and ll. Reber. Water and detergent is heated to make steam in the tank. The unit is portable and can be used anywvlicre. Most of the time it is used just outside the shop. A huge cloud of steam can be seen and scares the uninitiated! Tractors, wagons, sprcaders, etc., are completely cleaned of grease and dirt in preparation for painting. New Machine Fascinates Agriculture Students The addition of a powerful steam cleaner to the equipment bene - fits all of the ag. stu- dents. Many farm ma- chines are brought to A the shop for cleaning and painting. The cleaner has proved most useful and was certainly appreciated by young and adult farmers. ,NW-Q , Q: 1 fr' Torn Reifsnyder demonstrates his skill with the new steam cleaner as Harvey Oxenreider keeps an eye on the safety valve which controls pressure, A FINE YOUNG ADULT FARM PROGRAM WAS STARTED THIS YEAR. At left Mr. Barrett discusses program problems while Visiting at the farm of George Manbecl-Q. Mr. Donald Duncan, and Mr. Manbcck both are active mem- bers of the ADULT FARM PROGRAM.

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if 1,-iGis5,'Hifl u J 4- G ' F . s 'W -- N -'ww f-wwf i EE i 3 II , K ,N Now make sure Baby is nice and warm, Bresslcr, L. Douglas, and K. Gromis. It's a challenge to the ninth grade girls' creativeness and imagination to produce dresses that are all different even though they originate from the same pattern. This type of clothing construction gives the teacher an opportunity to demonstrate to the class step by step all the basic funda- mentals necessary in the making of a dress. Using various types of materials to make skirts and blouses appear different helps the seventh and eighth grade girls to develop originality in their ideas. The girls enjoy wearing the clothes they make. After the sewing project is finished, the seventh grade girls will have units in baby-sitting and breakfast foods. The eighth grade girls will have units in good grooming and luncheon foods, and the ninth grade girls will have units in inte- rior decorating and dinner foods. A clean house is a happy house, is the motto of G. Lutz, F. Gundrum, and C. Leibig. -f'f va-1' is F. Zettlemoycr's adxnce to K. Hafer, E. f' X, 2 First we put in the clothes, then the bleach, says F. Zettlemoyer to K. Hafer. S. Cheesemzm and D. Ollar observe as Pat Wentzcl demonstrates how to sew a seam. 37 . Hun, !i i1 'L-H Ll I . - - M-H' N1 x.c-s..f ALJ' hs 1