Marycrest College - Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Club accepted the challenge of the theme for American Home Economics Association-L'New Directions, a call for action. Marycrest foreign students presented a panel explaining cultural patterns in their own countries. Former home economics graduates and club members explored for present club members areas of service in which they have had experience, such as dietetics, demonstrations, teaching, clothing and textiles, and family life. All stressed the practical value of homemaking. Summer positions available to home economics majors was the subject of a panel discussion presented by club members. Culmi- nating the year's activities was the Style Show and Luncheon sponsored annually by the Marycrest home economics students during the Fine Arts Festival. rf C. '3.5hbuYn, gh? x O51 I X0hn A WOO. - S- . N- Y wgixe, A. hug- X1 lgh, veg. M aafonigwnt. iakifylirvhigaifxe Awjighii K' Hut B SCXWJ 3023011354 .- ' 'Y3'.' - x ish, ' X X-tabs , , neih s l BB Rear: ann P3 52013661 x1,DK?bk,3ecRutaounds, A Nlcxm gdnvld' fxovnmy' Stvlnk' I C' Mc idx' B. at NL S. Ranks' 'Yo 1 Seam ' . Dan M' A th, Nl' gl, Y ,nmetmand NXGGTZQTM C' Vgtemet

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