Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Academics Greg Buhr and Chuck Siebers study a blueprint. Preparing to fix a meal, Claudia Johnson chooses her graoceries. -..i .R fs 1 5 9 ., Q Pl -.I N I 5 5 , Peggy Gross measures out flour for her creation. At an all-occasion party for toddlers, Darren Andreason and Dina ...f

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PRACTICAL ARTS Teens Practice Future Pursuing activities from hemming skirts to creating a ban- quet kept members of Home Ec busy all year. Under the instruction of Mrs. Loretta Horrell, the girls hostessed teas for their mothers and an all-occasion party for toddlers. Delicious smells through the air vents advertised the prod- ucts to many of the student body. Woodworking or shop is a new course at Marist. Headed by Mr. Moore, the boys, mostly juniors and seniors, learned the techniques of designing and constructing. Besides hand- ling tools and various woods, the boys learned to order their materials and most important were trained in the responsibility of following through on a job. When not teaching woodworking, Mr. Moore instructed classes of mechanical and architectural drawing. The stu- dents learned the skills of blueprint reading and dimensional drawing. Mr. Moore guided his students with the skill and craftsmanship that only the experience of the trade can teach. Joe Strub saws away at his project. A. r, r . v t , A I MR l as I