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O M-X! Today's future homemakers prepare them- selves for additional careers as well. Some choose BOOKKEEPING where the find , Y that keeping the debits and credits straight is necessary if their books are to balance properly. In preparation for becoming efficient sec- retaries, others choose Mrs. Wilcox's short- hand and typing classes. lt's a problem some- times to read SHORTHAND notes after dic- tation, but that's all a part of learning. The click-click-click of typewriters make it easy to locate the TYPING room. There students learn a skill most necessary for entering the world of business. Students prepare for careers in business. Marybeth Howell Qtopj is trying to locate an error in her trial balance for BOOKKEEPING class, while Miss Syme, her instructor, stands by ready to help if necessary. fAbovej Delores reads the SHORTHAND Carla has just written on the board. QBottomJ Margie Wilson and Ray- mond Henry make every minute in TYPING class count towards building speed and accuracy. N. P. A. offers a well-planned cur- riculum for Seventh-day Adventist teen-agers. Classes in religion - taught by Elder Hilde, Mr. Broad- beck, and Mr. Lenz - have been omitted from this section because they are the foundation of the school's religious life, which has been shown on pages 36 to 43. How- ever, may it be emphasized that the Bible classes are the backbone of a Christian academy. 53
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Future homemakers study appropriate dress, home managem en t, in terror decora ting, sewing, child care. Subjects that add spice to the school program are those with learning that can be applied both now and in the future. Young ladies study home management so that their knowledge can help make family relationships more pleasant. HOMEMAKERS of the future sew and cook their way through part of the year. They also design their own kitchens and build models of their dream homes of the future. ln SEWING class Mrs. Tappen helps the younger girls get started on the domestic road by teaching them how to choose becoming colors and to select suitable styles of clothing for themselves. 5 VVhile Carol Mahenski and Elaine Ciolli learn how to provide themselves with styl- ish clothes at a very low cost in SEVVING class tleftj, Glenna Port and Emma Hoehn fbelowj check their model houses before handing them in for HOMEMAKING class.
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DIMMING their fears of the future. youth gain valuable experience from the school 1'1zrlustr1'e.s'. ll tt l g., t :L twilight lx T W t rhvek 0 m- 1 t il t I ' t ' 'tor I l tl f' ll. 54
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