Santiago High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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Help Students Cultivate Necessary Skills. ll TOKIKO IDE I-Iomemaking I-III LINDA WELLES I-Iomemaking I, II, IV W Many freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior girls took advantage of the courses in home economics. The girls received instruction in the basic skills of food preparation and how to plan and serve appetizing and well balanced meals. The classes prepared many different recipes which they served to their class. Through sewing the students studied the use of patterns and how to cut and put together pretty ar- ticles of clothing. Besides developing culinary and seamstress skills, other phases for consideration included family living, home decorating, grooming, caring for children, and consumer buying. Projects carried on at home and in school presented a better understanding of the tech- niques of home management. Q Students learn that cooking can be enjoyable. Sue Milligan learns the basic steps in sewing.

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The Music And Art Departments Exploit Excellent singing and hard work estab- lished a good reputation for the choral groups this year. Under the capable direc- tion of Mrs. Jeanette Beiter, the boys' and girls' choruses made great strides. Among the activities the choruses partici- pated in were singing for the Rotary Clubg taking part in the annual Christmas pro- gramg and presenting an operetta. The band and orchestra, supervised by Mr. Gerald Heade, received many awards this year. The orchestra received very high ratings in the District Festival. The marching band also sparked enthusiasm in the Cavaliers by accompanying the drill team with its colorful precision drills. Spirit and drive helped the band to improve. The band practices daily to perfect their arrangements. 'il ii., , j GERALD HEADE Band Orchestra Department Head JEANNETTE BEITER Concert Choir Chorus A Cappella Individuals work hard to improve.