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l Mixing the right Preparing for the future is not as easy as it may seem. When students prepare to go out on their own, the have a lot of things to think about. The Home Economics classes strove to teach students skills they would need and use in the future to help prepare them for their transition to in- dependent living. Home Economics courses covered everything from In- dependent Living to Child ingredients Development. Each class gave students skills which would help them understand the roles they will be ac- cepting in life. The classes covered areas such as how to copne with economic pro lemsg financial survival: ow to be a good parentg how to manage a familyg proper selection of clothingg sewing techniques: meal manage- mentg budget management: personal healthy supplying energy needsg and how to best furnish a house. Classes were also available for students who wanted to go into higher levels of cooking and sewing. With a broad scope of courses, covering every aspect of independent living, the Home Economics classes furnished students with the right ingredients to insure success in their future. I ,fi I., , 'N fj- fs . ' F ,nit v V 4 ,fi t i tiitt it ' Chefs delight! Nothing pleases cooks more than seeing their crea- tion turn out well. Michael Schmidt prepares pancakes as Laura Rounds watches. Perfecting her technique is Allison Altenhoff during a cooking session in a Foods and Nutrition class. HOME Economics 173
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The guiding force! Sharon Reinsel finishes a tote bag in the Clothing and Textiles class taught by Ms. Gladys Wright. HQ Stitching it up! Besides learning how to make new things, sewing comes in handy when repairing old things as well. Barbara Montrem uses some spare time in class to repair a torn jacket. Excitement builds as the Child Development class members await the arrival of young children. The class intends to use the child care skills they have learned in actual situations. Cheryl Thompson, Wendy Lindemuth, and Robin Reichert plan activities for the children. 172 HOME ECONOMICS qswmgwmfffmvf
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Getting the job done, Lester Robert- son puts some finishing touches on the portable classroom built by the carpentry classes. Tuning up an engine is easy for Auto Mechanics student Iesse White to do. jesse skillfully adjusts the car- buretor ofa van. Preparing bread crumbs and getting other necessary ingredients in order, Marchelle Roberts plans to make breaded veal cutlets. uma tif 'X-. - 2 , ,LA , WZ H 'L sl- 174 INDUSTRIAL-TECHNICAL EDUCATION
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