Thomas Carr Howe Community High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Home Economics Cooks Up Recipe For Homemaking Have you ever walked down the first floor hallway and smelled something really great? Your mouth started to wa- ter and your nose wanted to lead you to the Home Economics Department. When you walk in you will probably hear sewing machines running and lots of people talking. You will be able to find out just what it was that smelled so won- derful out in the hallway. This is the place where anybody can take a Foods class and learn what's good to eat, how to fix it, and even how to set the table. You can learn other things too!! For example, you could take Child Development to learn how a child devel- ops and how to handle each of those stages as they come along. You could learn to sew or maybe just to get along better with people. Come down and check out what goes on in Home Economics. There is always something interesting going on. Amy Cook Below: Cheryl Harmon dreams of being the belle of the ball as she works on a prom dress. Bottom: Onlookers watch as Laquita Alsum pins her pattern to the fabric.

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Left to Right: Robert Berry, Department head Mattie Ballow Margaret Benson Burnel Coulon Frank Loll Top to Bottom: Priscilla Repass David Smartz Tom Totten 23

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Treva Carroll, Department Head Theresa Calhan Rita Gaither Shirley Hembd Nancy Ratner Bonita L. Rice Maria Adams, not pictured Top: Sampling the fi nished products is probably the high- light of a cooking class. Obviously, Brian Watts agrees, as he goes for thirds. Above: Jamika Hale recreates an old tradition by passing the time sewing and chatting. Bottom right: Teamwork is the spirit in the Home Eco- nomics Department as Tracy Evans and Darvina McVea confer on a project. Keiowa Arnold listens in to benefit from the conversation also. Home Economics 25