Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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W 2 Working to complete the coronation robe in time for homecoming, Nedra Dannenbaum, Mary Pat- terson, and Margaret King of Homemaking lll sew trimmings to the garment. At right, last minute adjustments on the robe are made by Janet Paul, Debbie Car- 5 X son, and Margaret King. ' i if Learning to cope with everyday fundamentals such as consumer buy- ing, family health, and Child de- 5 velopment were units ofa new I 1 0 0 U O engrossed in prochcolilies sf A family living class that were stud- ied by students in homemaking this ' year. Aside from the family living class, the homemaking department was also engrossed in practical activities such as preparing Thanksgiving luncheons, presenting Christmas open house, and enter- taining children from the Interfaith Center- if, Debra smfrh and Denise Workman knead me The students also sponsored a luncheon for the North Central Committee, an international smor- gasbord, and syle shows. In the process ofbreadmaking in Homemaking dough. HOME ECONOMICS-MRS. FL ORA MAE DO VILLE, B.S., home-economics, sponsor: FHA, MRS, ADEL WHITFIELD, B.S., home-economics, sponsor: FHA. 34 HOIVIEIVIAKING

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Deciding which wire to pull was often a prominent issue in electronics class offered this year in cooperation with Westark Community College as part of the Vocational Exploration program. In addition this program provided training in welding, automotive mechanics, and sheet metal fabrication. Building for the future, inspiring force Building for the future was an inspiring force behind Industrial and Business Careers offered to prepare students for tomorrow. The regular courses continued to train students in business machines, drafting, and wood- working. As in previous years students in the DE-DO and COE classes were graded on their jobs which were acquired through the business education department, 50 ui. Typing against the clock, Jeanie Reints works toward speed and accuracy, the important Lelemen ts of timed writing in Typing li. 9 Neatness in stocking shelves is especially important for Joni Herdison, a DE -DO student working at Hawardis Discount Center, preceding the Christmas rush. '11 gp..-,-f 'li g ge, .uns N Frustrated over confusing business records that won 't balance out, Sheryl Leonard proofreads her books in order to correct errors in accounting, BUSINESS 33 ..-

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,Y HJC O .......-1 .- .- ' -q ...Q Q X:-gl' F zusic eauwumr FOR COOKING may BY Lmv AND MOISY HEAT 'es X uf' mm 1 ' ' - A '. N g LEM: ' For part of a child care unit, Twyla Lee and Laura Smith meet their 'adver- sary . For a Thanksgiving lunch eon prepared by Home making lll, Nedra Dan- nenbaurn, Sherrie Sharp, and Janet Paul take a roasted turkey from the oven. Vlhth the themes Come to the Fair and 'Sesame Street, parties were given for the children from the Interfaith Cen- ter as a project for a unit in the hamemaking classes studying child development. At far left is Jackie Rye, at left Trina Jones as Big Bird HOIVIEIVIAKING 35