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New equipment enobles students to develop better stitching skills The addition ot WZO new Elna sew- ing machines greatly improved the clothing departments equipment, replacing the older Singer models. The new machines enabled the students to do amost any kind ot stitch to pertect protessional looking garments. Durabil- ity and serviceability were deciding tactors in the selection ot the machines. Highlighting child care classes were tield trips to Bergamo Center tor the retarded children, to Kettering Hospi- tal's maternity section, and to area ele- mentary schools, where the students observed kindergarten children. Guest speakers and tilms on the subiect ot child care also played important roles in the course. Home management students had the opportunity ot participating in a crash course in interior decorating. The stu- dents visited a local store's turnishings department tor a presentation on the art ot home decoration. Above Right: During the Home Economics Style Show, Cyndi Whittier models her outtit, Right: As Mrs, Alice Cordts looks on, home manage- ment class members prepare to leave on a tield trip. ' ,Q 96 l
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More cirt sign-ups result in crowded classrooms F More ort sign-ups result in crowded clossroom Art classes had more sign-ups than there had been in recent years. As a result, classes were crowded. Art l, ll, and lll, consisted ot required projects. Art IV provided tor independent work. The art instructors, lvlrs. Ann Fahn- line, Mr. Don Reed, and lvlr. Jack Wemnter, assisted students with their projects, while teaching them tunda- mentals ot art. They also helped with decorations tor atter-school activities. Lett: Mr. Jaclc Wemmer, art teacher in North Unit, helps Sondra Mullins with her painting. Below Left: Dan Luce studies his sculpture.
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i H W N is W 3 W -' .N 'x Above Lefh New sewing machines provide Vicki Harris wifh greafer ease in sfifching. Above: Sophomore Kim Schafer pu+s fhe finishing Touches on her proiect Le'F+: Tas+inq +heir fin- ished producf is a pleasani Task for Howard Ruben and Wayne Napier, 'f' i
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