Lasalle High School - Hiawathan Yearbook (St Ignace, MI)

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Ianet Miswick bakes a pretty cake, The Know-How That Wlll Inhome -making classes girls learn important domestic skills. At the top of the page Alice Ogle lays the pleats in her attractive skirt. Nancy Scofield and Sally Leveille are laying outtheir patterns. Behind them Mrs. McLean explains a pattern direction to Sue Harringtor and Phyllis Gustafson. At right, Nan- cy Gustafson marks the hemline on the grey flannel skirt which Carol Collins has nearly finished. 29

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Crafts And Vocahons Give Us Mrs. Wilson uses a record player for a dictation exercise for shorthand students Barbara Leve111e Sharon Grondin, and Shauneen Simmons, Deanna Prokop is making progress in the class for beginning typists Arts and crafts, a popular class which meets in three sections, teaches a var- iety of hobbies. Margaret Wamsley works on a large table mat, Harold Kriesche is busy at leather craft, Ron Vitek is making a picture on copper, and Mr. Werner advises Carol andjuddy Coveyou on paint application for the three-color stencil of their original design. 28

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Help In Adult Life. In shop classes, after learning basic principles and use of tools, boys work on individual activities. At the top of the page Delbert Nickel, Dennis Aho, Bob Ackerman, Billy Phillips, Mike Doud, and Jim Las- ley are busy on wood-working projects, Left, James Ferguson is shap- ing a bowl from a laminated wood block. Right, Ernie Glashaw is using equipment in the welding booth.