Linwood High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Linwood, KS)

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This year Miss Savacool's Home Economics classes consisted of two sections of Junior High Home Ec. classes, two Home Ec. I classes, Foods II, Gourmet Foods and Child Development. Activities in Miss Savacool's classes included sewing, cooking, nutrition, outdoor cookery at Tall Oaks Camp, and a unit on positive self-concepts. The students who took Child Development helped the pre-schoolers learn their numbers, letters, and shapes. The pre-schoolers also got to participate in special activi- ties for the holidays. Overall, Miss Savacool felt that the students, no matter which class they were in, had accomplished many things this year. §i ECONOMICS 15

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Dorssom was back for another year of teaching Industrial Arts at Linwood. His classes included General Metals, Intro- duction to Wood, Advanced Woods, and a new drafting class. Mr. Dorssom was pleased with the way things went this year, including the sup- port he got from the school board. The school board has put much money into our Industrial Arts program over the last few years and I really appreciate all the attention we've been getting, said Mr. Dorssom. 14

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B U S I N E S S Once again, a large number of students took the typing courses offered by the Business department. Typing instructor Charlotte Miller had many people in her three Typing I and II classes, as well as Typing III and IV. Mrs. Miller also taught Office Practices, in which all of her students learned proper secretarial techniques, so as to be competitive in the job market in the real world. In Typing I and II, students learned how to type letters, memos, manuscripts, and the meaning of the letter D “As in dear, which you all are to me” (Mrs. Miller's favorite saying). 16