Sweetwater High School - Yucca Gloriosa Yearbook (Sweetwater, TX)

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U' . v 1,-Y , 1 . I ll . T Students plan for adulthood are designed to help both boys and , girls prepare for adulthood and parenthood. The courses provide studies in consumer management i dealing with nutrition, clothing, and ' , furniture. Home and family living helps students understand marriage it '- L and the responsibilities each partner The homemaking classes at SHS fg has to the other. 'Wifi' ' W i i' 445 fjlfl iggz 1'-Q ,' ,W N 1 TOP LEFT Helen Davis and Brenda Green Eff jffffy ' prepare their sewing materials. T557 '5.fi'F'-fi ' T 'TSl':,i', 'kg A It TOP RIGHT Patricia Tatom, Glenda Q - I an E Q -1 Hornsburger, Rhonda Baxter, and Michele T - Q ' ' jig-.3 1ij,'i' Q-.tijgz T, i 'E Armstrong work on home and family living T 6 projects. gi, r-Jud i ' , ' ' , H t ' BOTTOM Taking part in a cooking project , ' ,L ' ,K are from left to right: Estella Martinez, l 3 . . , A ' l Darlene Clark, Tammy Brannan, and Deb- ' bie Glass. K ui, T nf' , -

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- me l ' W-gi,1,,'F'iaiu li I rj Library resources help students The school library is an everyday sight to many students. During the mornings the library is open for those who forgot to do last night's homework, a science report, or for those just wanting to find a good book to read. The library is also a research room for many of the teachers. TOP Mrs. Zelma Hulse helps Sandra McDonell run off a paper on the XEROX Copier. BOTTOM LEFT Sondra Alexander and Eliza Alcala help Russell Har- ris check out a book during activity period. BO1'I'0M RIGHT Lynn Turner ponders over which book would be the st to read. gli . --.fe assft flillizi n 29