Douglas MacArthur High School - MacArtair Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Sharon Scott Homemaking SW Texas State J., WV' . U - in Jarrie McCarty A V ,, Homemaking I Univ. of Texas Sandra Lynch HFL Stephen F. Austin Renee Nowlin Foods and Clothing Sam Houston V. E. Scruggs Consumer Ed. Texas Tech. Univ. of Houston 9 a. Sewing is one of the many techniques taught in Homemaking. b. Consumer Education teaches students the basics of buying commercial goods. c. Homemaking involves learning in the classroom as well as in the kitchen. d. Boys' Homemaking students learn how to use kitchen equipment. e. HFL classes learn what to expect from married life. f. Member of Boys' Homemaking looks in refrigerator for the right food! g. Girls' sewing classes learn many useful things that can be done with the sewing machine. 57

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a b MacArthur's homemaking department is involved in cooking, sewing, and childcare, all necessities in everyday living. Along with this, QUYS lea rn howto handle their bachelor needs while others learn how to handle problems that arise in marriage. By mastering these skills, they will be able to manage a family of their own someday.

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58 a. Drums keep rhythm moving by laying down a steady beat. b. Hard practice enables the flute section to learn new skills in their playing. c. French horn section plays their part while keeping in time with the other members. d. Jazz Band learns contemporary and modern music while developing their skills daily. e. Tubas and trumpets add their sounds to make the band complete. f. Trombones play a big part in the overall sound of symphonic band. io.. b c Ma.