Nappanee High School - Napanet Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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for Varied Vocations. Home economics teaches the girls how to manage their future homes and prepares them to be homemakers of tomorrow. In four years they learn the skills of cook- ing balanced meals and decorating a home. Using modern sewing equipment, the girls learn to plan and sew their own wardrobes. Home nursing and child care are taught in the second year, and experience in plan- ning a wedding is included in the fourth year. Boys interested in shop can take a variety of courses including drafting, wood and metalworking, and auto mechanics. The freshmen are required to have a semes- ter of both woodworking and drafting. Advanced classes of machine and architectural drawing and metalworking are also offered. Boys in the machine shop class are occupied at bench work and lathes. Joan Mishler, Ruth Blevins, and Judy Otto arc modeling some of the clothes they made in home economics class. DOUGLAS W. PRICE, M.D. 11 KACY'S Market and Elm Streets Plymouth and Valiant

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It’s Time for People One of the things taking up much of the stu- dents’ time is the people with whom they associate. Whether they are classmates, teachers, bus drivers, cooks, or just friends, they are an important part of the students' lives.