Northeast High School - Viking Log Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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DEPARTMENT HEAD .sm ,Jia - v f . f W 5 X , Q s. ' ri V ,Fx sy f ESTHER H. DOBBINS U. of New York, B.S. Home Economics I, Housing Management and Family Finance The home economics department, directed by Mrs. Esther Dobbins, plays a vital part in preparing the young women of Northeast for their domestic roles of the fu- ture. The required Home Economics I course is designed to provide a general background in the areas of cooking, nutrition, sewing, textiles, and family life. The special- ized courses for the second year include child develop- ment, clothing and textiles, and management and family finance. Not only does the future homemaker acquire essen- tial skills, but she also attains a sufficient background to formulate for herself a workable philosophy of person- al and family life. Home Economics Prepares Girls For Domestic Roles VARENA L. BLATTNER '5ZiZTC'ifniEf?f5K Humvgrslty' I Home Econonflics I gnlgfhmcgqljgglllsw ' Child Development Nurse Iacobs, special instmctor for new child development class, watches Mrs. Clark test water for baby's bath. . f 7 iz 'Aff --. ' 1 ff- 'soit 'Wi -J 1 ee fsfr F Z I .-- -c,,,,,-1' , If v 1 - f d iR'fwa.-- 34 41

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WILLIAM R. MCNEIL Union College, B.S. Stout Institute, M.S. Industrial Arts Includes Varied Courses .va Mr. McNeil checks finished product for true straightness. Mr. Buchaus assists a student in drawing a set of plans. ROY F. BUCHAUS University of Indiana, B.S. Mechanical Drawing

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-nf' Miss Lanphear uses card file to organize research materials. kv zt' K, l r y 4 LUCY M. LANPHEAR Geneseo State Teachers College, B.S. Florida State University, B.S. Head Librarian Library, Audio-Visual Now Located In New Rooms The tenth anniversary of Northeast finds the library in a new home. All supplementary learning materials - books, magazines, newspapers, filmstrips, tapes, and rec- ords - are available in the new material center. The main library has a reference corner for serious research, a magazine area for leisure reading of current materials, a sound proof room for committee work or class use of library facilities, a behind-the-scenes work- room, stacks for the present collection and future ex- pansion, and a large circulation area for fast service. Two soundproof booths enable teachers and students to enjoy the growing collection of tapes and records. ' f'-fl I ' lxiurrr. f 5. 'Q 'FY' J in IOSEPHINE ANDERSON Agnes Scott College, B.A. Audio-Visual Chairman The addition of an A-V workroom in the material center has made it possible to expand and improve this phase of library services. Except for the film projectors, all A-V equipment is stored here and sent out for class- room use. Also, teachers preview films here, transparen- cies and other visual aids are made, and tapes are cut. All these areas have been designed with the busy Vikings in mind to give maximum service to all. Mrs. Anderson demonstrates proper use of audio-visual equipment. 35