LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, may I have your attention please, asks sophomore Tammy Relnelt preparing to give her speech to her fellow classmates In speech class. Photo by Karen Woodard. DEEP IN THOUGHT is freshman Jill Bartley as she reads her assigned English homework for Mr. Dave Blackburn. Photo by Karen Woodard. LENDING A HELPING HAND to her 9th grade student, Angle Bezemek. is English teacher Mrs. Anita Lukshaltls. Photo by Karen Woodard. NOT BAD! After competing in the Extemporaneous Verbal II contest, sophomore Daryl Bolsby discusses his score with a state-level BOEC judge. Photo by Kelly Vogel. English. Speech, and BOEC - 25
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FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE A break from the teachers lecturing and assigning homework Is every student's dream. That's exactly what the students get when home economics, agri- cultural, art, or Industrial education classes are Included In their school day schedule. Instead of sitting be- hind a desk for an hour, the students get to make projects with their own two hands, and what better way to learn than by first-hand experience. Home economics has been recently brought back Into this year’s curriculum. It Involves students In cooking, sewing, and learning about living skills. CHIPPIN' AWAY piece by piece of his art project is fresh. Brandon Slater. Only an art student in Art Design could make something out of this piece of wood. Photo by Becky McCully. The students that par- ticipate In agriculture classes do a variety of projects. One project Is to raise livestock, which most students use to show at fairs. FFA, the youth group for agricul- tural, has a tractor field day, In which there are many different types of contests. FFA members also actively partici- pate In local and state competition. Some FFA members take a week- long trip to Kansas City for an annual National FFA Convention. Students get to prac- tice their drawing skills In art class along with painting and sculptur- ing. The students make all kinds of projects with paint, clay, and even macrame. Everything that’s made by the stu- dents Is either dis- played In the school hallway or taken home to enjoy. Anything from kitchen cutting boards to book cases are made In Industrial education classes. Many different machines are used In this class, but the stu- dents learn how to use them safely and skillfully both at the same time. The only way to learn from any of these four areas Is to experience doing It yourself, not by reading from a book or doing written homework I -Candy Durham Ag., Art. Home Ec.. and Ind. Ed. - 27
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