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New Projects for Home Ec. Classes W1 Jody is hard at work. sa 3. f- H- Il f'P'XIl'Q res Q B.-s-sis..-...S 'xr ev massfsswsmif l 3 Poster contest winners X K Teresa working at the sewing machine on her jacket. In the classes this year taught by Mrs. Io Tarp, the girls experienced adventures into new dimensions of the home economics course. One of these was refinishing furniture. Wanda is shown in the picture below, left, working on an old secretary. Also during semester home economics the girls made tai- lored jackets. This, too, was a new project. Marilyn is shown below right, doing some hand work on her jacket. Along with learning the basics of cooking, the foods stu- dents studied nutrition. To top off their studies, Mrs. Tarp conducted a poster contest. The winners are pictured to the left. They were, from left to right, Susan Lauritsen, second placeg Tina Shewey, first place and Liz Avrett, third place. The girls enjoyed all of the new projects they were in- volved with this year in home economics and are looking forward to what next year will bring. f
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F !f 1 4F Michele trying to keep her figures straight. A shorthand exercise Rhonda and Ed working it out. S if Us s 15 T i QV A..,. , Lbl, K A yi gf A , iiss s '1 - fi ' .fi t H ' 'J ff? . I -,A: -Wx X M A h --s .- s ' t Oh, no! Timed writings! Jobs, jobs, and more jobs. Business classes were kept busy by Mrs. Phyllis Fay and The students in Mrs. Runkles' typing classes had the custo- Mrs. Kathy Runkles. Mrs. Fay taught Bookkeeping I and mary pleasure of taking timed writings. They also did II, Shorthand and Basic Business. Mrs. Runkles taught typing jobs. Other classes were kept busy doing practice Clerical Office Practice I and Il, Business English--Busi- sets. These included work the students would have to do in ness Law and typing. different fields of business. The business students participated in a business contest at The students learned a lot from their hard year of work in Peru State College. They did fairly well. the business classes and now realize what busi ness means. The students took field trips and guest speakers, came to talk to them about the world of business. Business Classes Keep Busy
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Mrs. Schwenk helping her English students. Mrs. Miller saying No--N0 . QS? g s r' Jay Erdman practicing E. S. P. J Mr. Herndon checking still more math papers. J unior High Hopes
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