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Mrs. Charleen Reusze, B.S., Purdue; home economics, Homemakers Club sponsor. Flavorful Cooking Freshmen homemakers, Doris Chandler and Suellen Thiel mix and bake a delectable coffee cake. Carefully measuring her ingredients is Sue Beccue, while Dee De Villez patiently stirs her mixture. Feeding a family and balancing a budget may cause worry, but not to our future homemakers. They learn to prepare meals with variety and yet stay within a given budget. Collecting re¬ cipes and preparing scrapbooks are other inter¬ esting projects. Tailoring garments and selecting qualified patterns are typical problems that are solved by the students. Home Economics assistant Lois Toth sifts while Rayette Stef- anski works at the stove.
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Science - Key To Future Mr. Ted Lucas, B.S., Indiana State; Chemistry and Physics Mr. Sam Mayhugh, A.B., Olivet Col¬ lege; Biology and General Science Mr. Ernest Vereb, B.S., Indiana; M. S., University of Wisconsin; Biology and General Science; Senior Class, Science Club. Stressing science, the department encourages all of its students to develop scientific minds. Con¬ tinually asking, seeking, and observing, Dyer’s young scientists participate in science fairs and talent searches. Through lectures, experiments, and television, our students are exposed to up- to-date methods of teaching. Gingerly picking up her frog, Lynda Love examines her specimen. Using razor blades for dissecting, Connie Davis, Dave Rajahn, and Ken Strom- berger slit the leathery skin. Measuring the amount of gravity exerted by a certain weight on an inclined plane are Dwight Noble and Tom Burnison. Linda Tussey records data. Milliliters, cubic centimeters, and centiliters are the measure¬ ments used by Marge Postma and Larry Newlin in chemistry class.
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vs. Artistic Sewing Tailoring, a Senior subject, is a class that is well used. Adjusting the hem of Pat Skorupa’s coat is Mrs. Pluchinsky. Mrs. Ann Pluchinsky, B.S., Indiana State College of Pa.; home economics. Coats, coats, coats. . .Fitting her coat i s Bonnie Neitzel. Sewing a on the front of her coat is Judy Peck.
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