Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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Home Economics students relax at the conclusion of the period. Students in Family Living class start on the following day's assignment. .sl .X l ' .A Al , 1. V z I' f' i , 2 . 2 .,....- 38 Home Bc . -Family Living 1 WM, , ,. agen f agwf , ,Q-a p g .5214 4 7 . 1,2 I is -gm I hm-.1

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11' - ' i ,li ......AnHi il? N4 Hypnotized by a guest, Mr. Richard Anderson, Psychology students take a brief nap in class. After a lecture on Structural Func- tional Analysis, World Affairs stu- dents relax . Social Studies 37

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.fa 'A The Art Of Self Reliance In Home Economics and Family Living, students concerned about the future prepared themselves by learning the basics in sewing and cooking, while others found out about household management. Foods class discusses and plans for in- class cooking. I A ' In Sewing class students look over their notes'in preparation ,for a quiz. K, 1 1 ft, rw ip .I In her Clothing Class, Miss LaCosse helped her students master the difficult task of making their own clothes. Even the correct way to fur- nish a home was covered in Mrs. Baldwin's Home Fur- nishings course. Foods class dealt with the skills of garnishing, mixing, baking and storing many foods and involved some in- class cooking. Perhaps the most important class, Family Living, was full of practical but neces- sary knowledge about basic psychology, buying a home, and preparing a meal, to name only a few. Home Bc. -Family Living 39