Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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S Mr. Bjarne Tonnesen Mr. lohn Albrecht Department Chairman Mr. David Bast Mr. Noel Bell S Industrial Arts Throughout the years of its existence as a department in LHS, the Industrial Arts programs have been some of the most popular in the school. The reason for this sustained and widespread popularity is its broad and diversified cur- riculum, most of which is of a practical nature. The basic idea of these courses, among them Wood Works, Auto Shop, Drafting and Electronics, is to instruct the LHS stu- dent inthe skills and techniques of that area and hovv they can be put to a practical use. Stressed in all courses is safety, which is of paramount importance in any field, planning, structure, operation and ultimately the appear- ance of the finished product. if 5 5 fra- -W N va- s at- ,, sawn ,, 1

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Mrs. Davina Embler '51 Mrs. Barbara Goldman ff: l' . -4 Q A eff ,, , . ,L , Home Economics xxxstsgaarzzszt , N.4 ' Za SWG 1 , 5. ,,-, A 'owl ' , , 'V . .,,,, W, AA', .. , 5 jg ,,.., , ., IV, f-' it frm' In these days of ever rising prices, learning to spend and save money wisely is an important asset for the consumer to have obtained, The Home Economics Department of LHS hopes to instill this in its students. Courses included in the department's curriculum which teach this quality are Foods and Cooking. Aside from courses which deal with the preparation of food and clothing, this department also offers courses in Child Development and Interior Decorating. These courses serve dual purposes, as they teach practical skills, and also guide the student towards a career goal. The Home Ec department of LHS not only instructs stu- dents of the woes facing today's consumer and how to combat them, lout it also proves to be most enjoyable to both the males and females of LHS.