Goodrich High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Fond Du Lac, WI)

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if ew W9!M!m0w ABOVE: After learning the proper way to adorn a dinner table, Mary through Home Economics. BELOWRIGH T: Holly Reesrnan tries to cut Klake adds the finishing touch with her floral arrangement. BELOW her club sandwich on toast, the proper way. LEFT: Girls learn the proper way in which clothing is constructed

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The Fundamentals Homemaking Are Properly Taught I Home Economi s Jeanne Bauer Q Y. ' Barbara Pollei Nancy Reische RIGHT: Karen Fischer finds it is best to consult a cookbook before starting. 60 Home Economics is designed for girls particularly interested in the clothing and food areas. In Clothing emphasis is placed on clothing selection and con- struction. Foods is a basic course of basic principles and modern techniques used in the preparation of food products. It also includes units of food buying, food fads and fallacies. Senior girls may take Housing and Home Furnish- ings one semester and Child Development the second semester. There is also Home Economics Survey for Senior girls. This course is related with marriage, motherhood and homemaking. Family Psychology is offered to both boys and girls. It prepares seniors for their future roles in marriage and as parents. Humani- ties, also offered to Seniors, is a course of values. It is structured on the Great Issues Plan and involves man's search for knowledge, expression, identity, truth, and beauty. Therefore, Home Economics has a variety of courses for all. ,Z

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ABO VES Chuck Selwbe and 11iS bLldl1'i6S OH HH engine in ll11f0 Wien quick tune-up fob is one ofthe many things that must be done to keep chanics. RIGHT: The sophomore boys enjoy their first year of drafting if running, at Fondy. They jind drafting to be interesting. FAR RIGHT: Doing a nventive Students Take through 62 RIGHT: Industrial Arts is one of the most popular electives at Fondy. In past years we have added new facilities and teachers to up date the techniques of Industrial Arts. In our many different shop courses we teach skills that will be helpful in the future and it does improve the students who apply themselves. There are also the students who take the course because they are not interested in the other electives and end up finding that it can be a vocational interest for them. In addition to trades that are helpful in the future, students make items that can be of use at the present time in the home. They make furniture items that would normally be high priced if bought. The student also learns the fundamentals of engine operation in our mechanics courses, and how to diagnose some of the problems that could prevail in their own cars. Industrial Arts can be a vocational interest or hobby for all. Jerry MeEssey works on one of his woodworking projects the aid ofa drillpress. LEF T: A senior class Ends electronics very in teresting.