Laurel High School - Rambler Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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HOE ECON GMICS Home economics ollers a vast scope of home- making skills. The friendly atmosphere in this de- partment encourages students to Work to their ca- pacity. Child care, interior decorating, and family life are some of the supplements to the cooking and sewing procedures. Instructions on the pattern build the foundation for creative dressmaking. Four members of the home economics class demonstrate their talents for cooking. I DUSTRIAL The clang of hammers and smell of varnish sur- round Laurells shop stu- dents as they Work. Here boys learn to fashion use- ful articles for the home. David Quill, Donald Haynes, and Glenn Rathkamp show their dexterity with the lathe. I5

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Mrs. Shanks' music class practice their Latin American music. MUSIC AND B The music classes devote much of their time to reviewing songs for Glee Club presentation, and members of the band are able to receive individual instruction during class periods. Mrs. Shanks serves as the music instructor and Mr. Dougherty has charge of the band. a' one and a' two . . . The art department is unique in that a student can express his thoughts in visual form. Many of these proj- ects are displayed throughout the school to add a decorative touch. Art class members benefit from the con- 'A structive criticism of Mr. Ropko. RT t

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