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POTS AND PANS Where is a better place to express yourself than in art class? Students learn the essentials of the craft such as brush strokes, and color combinations and how to work with water colors as well as oil paints. Sculpturing is also popular in the course. This year we've seen new outfits galore that came out of clothing class. Sewing machines, pattern books, pins, needles, thread, patterns, and colorful material could be seen around Room 200 during class time. Out of the confusion was witnessed all these being trans- formed into new skirts, jumpers, ponchos, etc. As for foods class-the large number of people in it learned almost everything possible about the subject at hand -foods! Important facts such as vitamin value, and cal- orie content of different edibles were brought out. But the grande finale took place when the cooking began. Throughout the days people's noses were in the air trying to decipher the different smells-there was choc- olate chip cookies, brownies, cherry pie. . . Thank you Mrs. McKenna for educating us in the fine crafts of artistry, sewing and cookery. - .1 tw: A ., xt. , , u t lt 1 ff' P-1 Uv-.wh .YH , Lt 1 at nw ew ,tt tl. t if mst W du wr. L ' t. tt,-. ,tt gy t 1. ,t- tv, 1.5, V ra W tg, T-1. e f ,ff-N r-fx ,I F -14 fsx -. ,gm HL, ., TOP: Once Jane Payeur has threaded her machine she has conquered the biggest problem in Clothing I. ABOVE: Margaret Payeur and Carol Komosinski have that satisfied look as jim Ziegler and Ken Morris mix their ingredients in Foods.
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PAINTS, PATTERNS . l ABOVE: Patti Wykes shows her approval as her fellow students continue with their work in Art III, l ABOVE: Bob Conlin demonstrates the technique of painting to all the girls around him in Art II. V 1 1 Mrs. Rosemary McKenna l I
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THIS IS ouR BUSINESS I Business English, a recently added course to the Business Education Department, gives the students an opportunity to learn correct business terminology, punctuation, grammar and letter-writing form. Previous or current enrollment in typing is required. Miss Jacque- line Warnbaugh, new to the St. Thomas fac- ulty, teaches this class, Typing I, II and Personal Typing. 1 4 Missjacqueline Wambaugh ABOVE: Colleen McClatchy and Mary Arnold assist Mary Zielinski in explaining the proper form for a business letter to Mike Doneth. BELOW: Kathy Oshaben and Theresa Flanagan encounter new problems in Personal Typing. -,Q
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