Coral Gables High School - Cavaleon Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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Siopaffmccz dfdftlfd industrial arts Besides striving to better fill the needs of the indivi- duals, the INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT stres- ses safety. The activities are carefully planned and the Eyeing the tool rack with ap- proval are Mr. Paul Feinerer and Mr. Dean Thomas, materials allotted are ample and excellent. Through cour- ses in Woodcraft, metalcraft, and graphics, boys are taught skills for future use in a CSICCI. Mr. john Clements explains how to set print.

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14 of ll Q homemaking From shore to shore the field of HOMEMAKING is one of our important courses. Gables students are extreme- ly fortunate in that they are offered experiences and op- portunities which few schools SLIIPHSS. Sampling cupcakes made by the students are Mrs. Virginia Glea- son and Mrs. Marguerite Cleve- land. As well as learning to cook and sew, a girl can learn child care, good grooming, eti- quette, home nursing, meal planning and preparation, and consumer buying and budget- ing. Mrs. Dolores Knapp shows the girls how to sew in a zipper.

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. . had Relaxing a minute are: Mrs. Maria Hornor, Mrs. Helen Smith, Mrs. Ethel Steele, and Miss Felicia West. The activities of the PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT are chosen in regard to human growth, development, and behavior. In teaching sports, these teachers stress cooperation and sportsmanship. Planning strategy are: ffrontj Mr. C. A. Harris, Mr. joe Krutulis, fhackl Mr. Edward Stoeckel, Mr. Edward Injaychock, and Mr. Robert Luzador.