West Albany High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Albany, OR)

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Home-ec has new class T idents in the home-ec classes ated a variety of projects ing the year, including ative foods, quilts, coats I interior decorating ideas, lew class, Advanced cre-je stitchery, was added this ir. Many of the students in class used their imagines and ingenuity to create ir own thing and displayed it the Arts Festival. ' classes were a feature of the Home-lepartment. At Right, Mrs. Patton s Cheri Jacobson and Allison Barnes i their sewing projects. At Lower , Julia Sabatka, and Louise Brown tice carving a pumpkin for creative eery. At Lower Right Mrs. Sansone s Robin Isom put the finishing hes on her sewing project.

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Power Mechanics explores new areas The Power Mechanics department acquired a new teacher, David La Briere. He strived to teach the students a combination of the way die parts are put together, how they work, and how to repair them. Some of the areas explored were electrical theory, basic operation of electrical circuits, and the designing of power circuits. One practical application students learned was how to hook up a radio. Mr. Troutman was pleased with the work the students put out. Top Left, Cherrie Zastoupil and Charlie Serrao study the electrical system of their tape recorder, while At Right, Russ Draper, Terry Miller and John Hagcrty review a few of the many parts used in mechanical machinery. Below Kiaqua Gamble studies the Electronic Engine Analyzer. 102

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Business classes cooperate on model office Thanks to the business department, many of West Albany's students have become very successful in the business world. Shorthand, typing, business machines, and student secretarial service were just a few of the many courses offered during the year. Above: Shelly Wilson and Peggy Heintzman proofread the day's typing assignment. Colleen Freutcl types up an assignment in student secretarial services. Right: Colleen Wenger runs off material on the fluid duplicator. 104