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New department combines, business, home ec, shop loping that he will never have to use this skill on his own car, senior Mike lapp (above) pounds out a jeep fender in Power Mechanics. If all goes ac- ording to plans, sophomore Molly Mueller and senior Mike Nardick (left) rill soon taste delectable fruit-filled tarts in their foods class. With economy and efficiency in mind. Practical Arts and Business Education merged this year, forming the Applied Arts department. The administration con- cluded that one centralized department would result in a more integrated and valuable education. A rise in interest in the department was apparent, as many boys enrolled in previously all-girl classes, such as Foods and Child Development. At the same time, members of the weaker sex took Home Tech- nology. hoping to learn how to repair minor household problems. Work study programs were also popular. In addition to HERO, the department offered Distributive Edu- cation, Cooperative Work Training. Industrial Cooper- ative Education, and Cooperative Office Occupations. These classes provided both in-class and on-the-job training. Many students came from Deerfield to take advan- tage of the extensive industrial arts program at HPHS. Courses ranged from mechanical drawing to electric- ity and electronics to power mechanics. Home economics also attracted many students, offering courses such as Clothing, Interior Decorating, and Foods. 17
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PROGRAM INNOVATIONS Senior Ellen Aulbach (below) puts the finishing touches the d6coupage box she's making for Home Technology. Utilizing one of the typing labs open to business students, students, freshman Tish Tallungan (right) concentrates on the copy as she practices typing an enumeration. Junior Wendy Muchman (far right) listens intently to her young charge as he directs the tying of his shoe during a Child Development recess. 16
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Under the anxious eyes of two pre-schoolers enrolled in the Highland Park Community Nursery, senior Tracy Weinberg (below) carefully repairs a favorite rag doll. Senior Debbie Knaff's bright smile (right) is enough to cheer up any resident of the Villa St. Cyril Nursing Home in Ravinia. 18
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