Page Middle School - Panther Yearbook (Madison Heights, MI)

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1. Pizza! Debbie Roznowski can hardly wait until her dough is kneaded, covered with cheese, sauce, and baked. 2. Cooking means cleaning. Judy Wieczorek and Joan Mischalski wash their cooking utensils. 3. Cathy Hulyk rolls out dough to fashion a tasty cookie treat. 4. Family Living students listen intently as Mrs. Vallie speaks on The Stages of Love. rl. -:ni -.er 555. u fur rr A .Ai Yin ....-nr-.Lf-i': s f 5515! A 1 L 3--t Ns. Ku Ni Xi xx NN QA 74 .prxff55vf5'5 E: III-iii. J -.,-Q-1f'..E- 1

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'I 4 I -4-1 D 7' it Alfa.. 1. Steady now! Connie Miller pinholes the back of her clay sculpture in order to finish her caterpillar. 2. The finished products! Clay creations of caterpillar and frog were produced by Connie Miller and Pat Pisauro, respectively. 3. Pam Thomas and Lisa Maness attempt to realistically reproduce the missing half of a photograph.

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Human Ecolog J' ...ffl ..HLT-2' i 1 Y -S I rimsiifii . J .z222,...'L :iii-' - 1. 41-5 ' ,s .3 V Tri-5 ff , wa-lj 'Y- -9. Y is 2:5 SJW- -f -rr 1. Clothing class is productive. Lisa Tomaszewski will be able to wear her hand work in this class. 2. Mmm, Good! Authentic Colonial cookies were baked by ninth grade Home Ee students for a Tuesday night Board of Education meeting. 3. Food to feed 150! During her weekly shopping excursion, Mrs. Sauer loads up the grocery cart with. cooking supplies for her classes. 75