Enosburg Falls High School - Echo Yearbook (Enosburg Falls, VT)

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Student Teacher Added to Home Ec A student teacher from UVM, Miss Lynch, joined Mrs. Grandshaw and Miss Tatro as a Home Economics teacher during the third marking period. Miss Lynch took over some of Mrs. Grandshaw's classes during this time. Food's class Munchie and Ice Cream sales, Eighth Grader's Mending Clinic, papering a house in town, and Friday Preschool classes were among this year's Home Ec. projects. .ii 1 I ,nf 'wm-- Top right, Student teacher, Miss Lynch, looks at the drawings made by preschool students. Middle right, Jon Larose and Mark Breault hand out diplomas to the preschool graduates. Bottom right, Allyson Jutras, Carla Brier, and Lori Carpenter model clothes made by Ally- son and Lori during Clothing fthe intimate apparel modeled by Carla were made by Allyson for a gentleman friendj, Top left, Wendy Lamott searches through a pile of carpet samples during Housing class. Above lettg Lisa Goss and a preschool student oversee the cooking during their spring picnic,

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Business Skills Taught for Use in Wide Varieig of Occupations Students at EFHS have the advantage of having an excellent Business depart- ment. The development of their skills and knowledge in this department gives them a greater advantage to continue their education or go directly into the job market. These skills are taught by Mrs. Twing, Mr. DiCristofaro, and Mr. Pesce. Top leftg Mr. Pesce, our new accounting teacher, with his wife and daughter on graduation night. Leftg Typing I students, Ed Brouillette, Sara Tibbits, Mike Brouillette, and Terri Messier, check their scores on a timed writing. Bottom leftg Carrie Page uses a calculator to sum up her debits and credits on her accounting worksheet.

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New Teacher Heads Ind uslrial Arts Mr. Doyle is the new instructor of the Industrial Arts courses. He received his B.A. in Industrial Arts Education from Rhode Island College. Mr. Doyle enjoys teaching here though he admits the instable environment of the school makes it difficult for fac- ulty and students alike. He gets along well with the students and is very interested in teaching them the various trades in Industrial Arts. Courses of study offered include, Power Mechan- ics - study of small engines and repair, Nlechani' cal Drawing - introduction of tools and essentials, design and development of model cars, Architec- tural Drawing - building of model homes, lndus- trial Arts Elective - electricity and woodworking. .X .. fb 5' Above, Mr. Doyle assists Karen Marshia with her Mechanical Drawing project. Left, Steve Reed works independently on his diagram.