Manzano High School - Scepter Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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FAQS N. Ci. QLJJ Home Economics Helps Develop Talent As Well As Set Goals The philosophy of the Home Economics pro- gram is based on the belief that individuals are the strength and most important resource of the coun- try. The program, therefore, is designed to help in- dividuals to improve the quality of personal and family life, and to develop skills necessary for en- try into an occupation, said Margaret Thompson, Home Economics Department head. An effectual Home EC. program helps youth to clarify and establish goals as well as develop home and occupational talents. Manzano's Home Ec. Dept. offers classes in Foods, Clothing, Preparation for Marriage and Parenthood and a Child Care program where students care for children for two periods a day. H.l.R.O. is a year program designed for students interested in training for a career in the hospitality industry, said judy Todd. Students may earn three credits as well as get on-the-job training in res- taurant, clerical, and various other occupations. 1- Margaret Thompson-Vocational Child Care 2, Debbie Barabe-Foods 1, Housing 84 Interior Design 3 Pat Ziemer-Preparation for Marriage, Preparation for Parenthood 4. ludy Todd-Hospitality lndustry Related Occupations 5 Carolyn Whisenant-Individual Living for Boys, Foods 1, Clothing 1 and 2 6 Gee...That's fine Mona...if you want three arm- ' holes, says teacher Ms. Whisenant. Do you remember how much salt we've put in, 7. Linda? No, but that sure does look like enough, lim. 8. Oh, my gosh. It fell off. 9 Karen Sim son and jim Braden have become uite P Q - good at punching out doll furniture in their Interior Decorating class. 5 52

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f tg A ll? D New Auto Mechanics Class Helps Train Future Flat-Fixers Automotive Mechanics at Manzano High is de- signed to prepare the first year student with the basics of automotive theory, vocational possibili- ties, consumer knowledge, in automotive products and service and minor repair of the automobile. The second year students will practice in major overhaul of engine components, electrical systems, power transmission systems, steering and suspen- sion systems and practice in engine and electrical diagnosis. A course in light aviation engines is hoped to be added in the future. Through hard work over the past year and sum- mer, Manzano now has a new Auto Mechanics building located on the south side of the gym, in- cluding a new engine diagnostic center, brake sys- tem center, starting and changing diagnostic center, engine brake overhaul equipment and more. Auto Mechanics is a fantastically popular class, with classes closed soon after Big Barn registration be- gan. 1 , Terry Terrell-Department Supervisor, Metals. 2- Robert Stetler-Automotive Mechanics. 3- Charles Packenham-Woods, Furniture Finishing. 4. Larry O'Neal-Drafting, Plastics. 5, Bill Simmons-I.C.T. I, II and Work Experience. ' Cathy Player displays skill in her fourth period woods class. 7 First this thing goes into that thing, and then that thing does this, said joe Ladner about his work in Plastics. 8. You betl thinks Christopher Schwappach concerning Mr. Terrell's machine in Metals. 9 Sid Russell and Bobby Allen using an engine perfor- ' mance tester in Auto Mechanics. 54