Shawnee Mission West High School - Saga Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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I Meal of the century. . .Cathy Ramirez revels in the uniqueness of a progressive dinner planned with her fellow cook. Home Economics E 1 l l - ' 1 ,Y ' K' A . A' T giifn . A i e nv t '1 el-- ' lun.,-, Y ' 'N t - s an ., My I J 1 N 4,-.1 W . ik ...wt E ,B Y'-u.e.b,-- 'V ,V wsu I ,-4 ti . As ye sow, so shall ye reap . . .After a long hour of preparation, cooks enjoy some of their slaved-over concoctions. Hungry anticipation. . .Foods ll pupils peek into the oven while waiting for their cheese souffle to rise completely. Underclassmen...Students in Child De- velopment class entertain their infant friends during a mock preschool setup.

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Home Economics . . .Home Economics classes stressed the techniques of quality buying. . .Advanced Clothing pupils constructed gar- ments according to previous knowledge of fabrics, fibers, and finishes acquired in Clothing l. . .Elementary tailoring skills helped in the completion of wool garments. . .Proper usage of Homemaking classes assisted students in the development of domestic skills. Demonstrations and labs provided an enjoyable way of learning how to cook in regular Food classes and Bachelor Cooking. Pupils worked in small groups on the creation of German pancakes, turkey dinners, and other delicacies, then speedily devoured the results. Nlinor injuries and tensions developed, but pupils found that an extra large portion soothed just about any upset or accident. Building creativity, clothing classes encouraged pupils to add their own touch to garments. By saving money for more frivolous pursuits, pupils benefitted from making their own wardrobes despite problems with seams and buttonholes. Informal discussions in Family and Home helped students in personal and family relationships. Pre-schoolers visited periodically in Child Development, charming the pupils with their mischievious actions and smiling faces. kitchen equipment assured safety during Foods. . .Class labs required careful integration of service, planning, and prepara- tion, three essentials of homemaking. . .Child Development utilized firsthand observations of infant growth while Family and Home dealt with marital and parental roles. . . The muffin men. . .Paul Nielson and Craig Dawson remove their freshly baked breakfast pastries from the pan to cool. , get .4-ts., .r- ... dir ,,ff-:ff Hot stuff. . .Whistling in appreciation of his culinary delight, Willy Tinsley inspects his oh-so-tender sugar cookies. After the feast...Bachelor chefs Gary Cless and Marque Hanke snicker at the thought of acquiring dishpan hands. ,uf -fx .Q - . ol' Ps. ,or