La Grande High School - Mimir Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

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Boys multiply in Home Ec. The Home Economics department had many more boy students than in past years. In some classes, the boys outnumbered the girls. There were two teachers, Miss Kathleen Sheehy and Mrs. Margaret Huber. They both taught a straight Home Ec. class that included sewing, cooking, home furnishings, prenatal care, and a certain amount of time for individual projects. Miss Sheehy also taught a Food Services class which included on the job training. Pam Morrison bites into baked apple. Miss Sheehy lectured in her food service class, I . I ,o,. Jl ,L ,fM1f'M,M?i2e7 wi, quw-f ,. fr or gui' Wulf 1' ,I Nil Bl!! and Shelly Swope and Leah Livingston prepare to serve their pie to their group, Mrs. Huber gives Linda Sewell a taste test while Debie Moser watches.

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Business offers 72 courses Business offered more classes than any other elective course and had the largest enrollment, The courses ranged from Typ- ing I to Journalism and the pro- duction of a yearbook, f Mrs. Kelsey taught three class- cs of Typing I and two periods of General Business, Typing II, Stenography I and 11, and Office Practice were offered by Mrs. McGlasson, Mrs. Otten taught Bookkeeping I and II, and Business Law. Mr. Hafer, offered a wide range of classes, too. He taught Typing I, Journalism I and H--the pro- duction of a bi-monthly newspaper --and Yearbook--the production of the LHS Mimir. Mrs. Marcy Kelsey helps Butch Malone with his typing. Steve Hindman goes over his bookkeeping with Mrs. Florence Otten. The only male Business teacher, Roxie Olgilvie asks Mrs. Betty McGlasson about timed writes. Mr. Guy Hafer explains the Justo- writer to Cathi Burt, editor of school newspaper. Xxx X -A J Academics-23

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German and Spanish offered Mr. Bean discusses his Au rs.. Sprechen sie Duetsch? Q 5- 'GH 'iff , ' wgiieii Ti we rx . ff- - .i iN'1,f- 3, gfxvil 5 I .wg iw ., :J- S S if '- 513' :E . .125 sf ag, Fw 14 f Y mf H 1 -. . i. . . 5 ' ,sigs-ji.. . T-Sfff gg. i- . figs R4 , . xi mf A J. ,. If, qkikrg. ...Y-.--jifarw 5 ' f K, sg, fm . r S L F-it -Q. T- if A S . 'Wigs 151-Lv-gg? R, kk rg, x --fis.wsg!i'f ' --T'.:q1fii K 4 yviigs 3 . x., if S 'L f ': ge - f 'wtf ,f1'3gie15f5g, 2 3 fi. H' lm ?'Fj,aLit-EJJB1 f K x S X ' ' Nfgfmg S s Two foreign languages were taught at LHSQ German and Spanish. Courses range from first year to fourth year. The purpose of learn- ing a language is to help people un- derstand other people and their cul- tures, to appreciate their way of life and to broaden interests. Mr, David Bean taught four levels of German, and Mr. Robert Lenker taught Spanish. X, . sauerkraut with Fred Self in German. l Mr. Lenker helps a group while Chris Rogers works on a dialogue in Spanish. Academics-25