Weld Central High School - Rebel Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

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 tional needs changing according to sports activities and so on. Mrs. Peggram said, “In sewing I teach basic machine safety and small projects. “I also teach basic skills for the kitchen safety and food preparation. “Junior high students need more structure and guidance, but they are fun,” said Mrs. Peg-gram. Ms. Balerud af)d Ms. Wood enjoy a French dinner served by the Advanced Foods class. Ms. Flsenman. Mrs. Starks, and Ms. Hoke enjoy the teachers' dinner during parent-teacher conferences. 18 Home Ec

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Georgia Carrillo. Jodi Grafton. Ty Kipp. and Susie Manasil laugh Scott Jenkins from KIMN demonstrates some of his work and smile at the dee Jays. wMe Kim Greenwood listens. Academics 17

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Home economics has done a lot this year, including four Senior Citizen dinners at the American Legion, taking the Playschool to the zoo, Interior Design classes going to Denver to look at model homes, and the Advanced Foods class going to the Qvorum to experience French food. Mrs. Jakel said, “Watching young people take the responsibility for their own lives, learning to deal with real life situations, growing and caring about each other as a group are the best things about teaching home ec. “We work a lot in groups where the success of the project depends on the whole group. It’s great! “I generally enjoy the total program,” continued Mrs. Jakel, “although, it is often very frustrating trying to get all the grocery shopping done and running all the errands.” Home ec has also had several sales campaigns in an attempt to raise money for room equipment and the trip to the state convention. Ann Younger serves at the spring dinner during the parentteacher conferences. Home Ec 19