Fred C Beyer High School - Stars and Stripes Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Q. V1 2' Tx 5fY D V, ., .. W ,.... W., Opposite Page: 1. While teachers are 'snioying' their lunch, John Daleth, a student in Food Service develops his vocational skills, 2. Opp. Page Eva Jacquez at work during rush hour. 13. During first period students prepare salads for lunch. V 1. Wally MacDonald cleans foods area. E. Mrs. Greenberg assists Lina Fluggirello. To assist the student to develop values that will give the direction and meaning to their individual lives, family life, community life. and an awareness of their possible contribution to their state and world, is the goal for Home Arts. Although Home Arts is a smell depart- ment here at Beyer. this department has a substantial amount of classes to choose from. Among these are the fol- lowing: Foods and Nutrition, Consumer Awareness and Competent Consumer, Microwave Cooking, Clothes, and what used to be Adult Living is-now called Mar- friage and Family. Providing students with' an idea of an ordinary life style. the class aims to encourage students to think and to live creatively. This department reviewed and evalu- ated the goals as a part of this self- study. As a result of this review, a new set of goals have been developed to the present staff and the classesfpresently being taught. One of these is to encour- age students to think and make wise decisions inthe use of time. money. and energy and to maintain a balance of both male and female students to participate. Also it develops in an individual student a feeling of enhanced self-esteem and a feeling of satisfaction and pride in work well done. 'i' , 5' A , mf i'-. vf ': s 95: .,-' 1 1: T' ,qw fl.. Dorothy Alves Consumer Awareness Arts 171

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Brakes. mufflers. and transmissions: sheet metal, welding, and angle iron: sanding. hammering, and sawing are all the things one can do or fix in most of the Industrial Ed. classes. These classes in- clude Auto, Metal, and Wood Shops. along with Graphic Arts in Industrial Ed. and the Ag classes that are offered here at Beyer High School. ln Auto shop. one has the chance to learn how to repair most. car problems. anywhere from taking out and putting in a new engine, to changing a flat tire. Most people' think that taking Auto shop is just for guys. but girls can also take the class, in fact the number of girls taking is on the rise. ln Metal shop one learns how to gas weld, arch weld. wire weld. and to spot weld. along, with how to use different kinds of bandsaws used in cutting metal. As in Auto and Nletal shop, in Wood Shop, one gets the chance to learn how to r-use different kinds of tools and ma- chines to build and repair almost any- thing one can think of. ' , Agriculture. it's the future for America. In our Ag department. lVlr. Heintz has been teaching the farmers of tomorrow the knowledge of today. To help them raise crops for the future gen- erations of America. 'k A i A A r - Y . 3, W 1- 5 0 ' . is A l ' 'A iii . Sift. Doug Bates Gary Brenner Yearbookllndus. Ed. Auto Shop!Fl.O.P. , mi- I V- Fiob Ogden .Jim Page Metal Shop i AV i - Drafting Q ffl f it is .,.. .,... , tb ' . f , Don Heintz ' Agriculture Not Ficturecl -John Wong K' i Ag-Industrial Ed 173