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Providing Training in Manual Arts The Industrial Arts Department provided students with training in the basic skills of using hand tools and small machines. Students were given a chance to dis- play their talent in woodworking. They began by mak- ing desks and book casesg eventually working up to power wood tools - lathe, circular saw, and jointer - and scaled model homes. ,,,., ,,y,-V+-ru1r f'f't ' 5 i . 1 . T -4 L at i s :I , x -'V ' j,... . i , . . 5 -. gi ,4 . - .lu -it gs 'av ' 'nuff 11 4 Mr. Nelson Rebello Mr Thomas Marsilli Nlculiziriiuzil llrzming Industrial Arts that-Ii. Soccer Who dropped that rafter' I hal Hatton I,IL'l'iIlll ., rxnusjjnm, ARTS t it if F , s
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Preparing 'ro Enter the Business World 68066 6300801 O00 G 900601 .XY Mrs. Ethel Atkinson Business Advisor: Typing Club O.K., get ready for a five minutef, Mrs. Ruth Rivkin Business Advisor: Typing Club You could NEVER do that in an office. Mr. Joseph Courteau Business I'l1 be back in a minute. As in the past, Sharon's business administra- tion department played a vital part in the self- discovery of those students headed towards com- mercial fields. Applied mathematics, bookkeep- ing, and business law provided the background necessary for business careers. Those entering secretarial fields attended classes in office skills, typing and stenography. Through well-directed courses, students have been prepared for pro- ductive, efficient careers in business. s' .. ,syfg-.,i A 'W-S , tiffany? aff' ' BUSINESS
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The Art of Good Homemciking The addition of a new faculty member to the Home Economics Depart- ment made possible the introduction of new programs. In addition to the practical arts of sewing and cooking, both Mrs. Eames and Mrs. McGarr introduced consumer education, handcrafts, and knitting. Students also learned the arts of nutrition, childcare, grooming, entertaining. and home furnishing. if f - Q I X, NN-. sx q ix - 5. r A-f-wfli fit-rf' Q i mic . i7q'j M ,si g .- lr 3 lv, Mrs. Jean McGarr Home Iiconornics Girls, did you bring your aprons? Mrs. Miriam Eames Home lzconomics Advisor: Home Lconomics Club Did you press your seams, girls? HOME ECONOMICS
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