Dupo Community High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Dupo, IL)

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STUDENTS ACQUIRE HOMEMAKING SKILLS Efforts in Home Economics classes are directed toward prepara- tion 'of individuals for homemaking now and in the future. These classes assist students in coordinating homemaking skills and occupations outside the home. They train stu- dents for employment and stimulate careers in everyday art, interior dec- orating, child care, nursing, food management, health, and clothing. All girls are offered these courses under the guidance of Mrs. Jane Mosbacher. Anita Cathers, Phyllis Noble, and Kay Wom- ble are learning how to make monograms in Homemaking. .1 1 'V 7 ,1 . nvif

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PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE Vocational courses are designed to provide training and skills neces- sary to compete in our mechanical world. These classes give the stu- dent a chance to work with industry at the level of their own abilities. Courses offered under the supervi- sion of Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Kirn, and Mr. Stewart include printing, metal shop, wood shop, vocational drafting, and aerospace. Mr. Kirn frightj is showing his class how to bend metal. S 'D wa' 4' Eddy Hayes Irigluj is demonstrating the use of the lathe to Mike Malin. K'

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STUDENTS TCDAY SECRETARIES TOMGRROW Below len, Charles Lord, Cheryl Rodenberg and Janice Ebersohl work on the new electric adding listing machines. Sandy Walls and Pam Trodus, upper right, study advanced secretarial practice under Mrs. Wohlwend. Miss Widdows, lower right, dictates to begin- ning stenographers in Shorthand. 1