Jordan High School - Beetdigger Yearbook (Sandy, UT)

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Mr Kennmgfon oversees Hre welding gob of LaMor Jones A class ln woodwork Below Anofher problem In welding Sherman Jensen uses Hle band saw VVehhng T L purpcust ol tht xxtldmg dtplrtmtiit 1 to telth tht mist imxptnsixt xx 13 ut rtpuiing hrokm mttil md hmm to build things with mtt 11 VVoodwork Frwiii our first xx'cii1dwmmi'k shop. am mild Qwiix'crtcd hcmrsc hairii. have grmvii uui' liiic iicxx' shwps which were built with the uid of NYPL The activities in xxw1tlxx'r11'lq mgilic the hwys lwllllllllill' with tmils mid twill prcvccsscs. Vcicgitiuiizil wuwtlxvmk zicquiiiiits them with wiciltiwiiail trades. All thc fu1'iiitui'c. such :is tiihlw Lmd lwil-ztxiws. rlmr are used iii the district arc maids in the slump.

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These boys are shaping mefal. Alvin Byfheway explains flue mefal drill Machine Shop In the mechanical field one learns by doing. This work is one of the best outlets for a boy. Almost all boys and girls have some mechanical ability. They need a place to get rid of that energy, and the shop is it. lt is a chance for cofordination between the hand and the mind, with a visible result. Farm Mechanics This department began last year with practically nothing to work with and did only sharpening and repairing of tools. Now the boys work with all kinds of farm machinery and leather work. A twelvefweek night course was given for adults. Elecfronics and Radio This is our first year for electronics. The class has built a number of new lights for the stage - six flood lights, a dozen baby spots - and some new dimming equipment. Radio is a small field of electronics. The students of radio are form' ing a club that will carry on ham activities with shortfwave transmitters.

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ln 'mga- ff HOME MANAGEMENT Janice Densley. Jay Bastian. and Elaine Jenkins discuss household prohlem- in the modelfhorne living room. Home management trains the girl- for home-making and satisfying family living. lt shoxxs them how to manage the family hudget and how to get their moneys worth. how to add heauty to their home- and Qdod manners to themselves. how to safeguard the family health. and hom to care for children and the sick. FOODS Elaine jenkins. LaRue Webb and Ivo Webster prepare a meal. In foods class the girls learn the principles of nutrition and food preparation and how to apply this knowledge to their daily living. By practical work in the kitchen. they learn how to Increase the food supply hy preservation. how to make meals more attractive. and how to entertain. SEWING Irene Sorenson measures Elaine Toomer for a new coat. The sewing girls learn fabrics and their use. and the principles of proportion. line. and halance. They learn how to gain personality and heeome popular with their family and friends. how to he well-groomecl. how to make tailored. cotton. and play clothes. and how to remodel in order to stretch the clothing allowance. CAFETERIA A' A New ,ff The cafeteria. under the management of Mabel Larson and her two assistants. Evelyn Brown and Alice Nielsen. Prepare nutritious lunches and serve them to the students at cost. Deanne Bennion teaches home management and foods. Each spring she sponsors a tea for the Mother's and Daughters Night Out. Mignon Domgaard, teaches sewing. She sponsors an annual fashion show. Last spring she presented j,H,S, clothing girls in a fashion show for the state FHA convention at the Newhouse Hotel. Both teachers sponsor the FHA. helong to the National and State Home Ec. Club. and for hve or six weeks supervise two training teachers from the L',5.A.C.