West Catholic High School - West Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Variety spices home ec classes lnvolvement in the modern world makes great demands of today's women. Being able to form an eFlective and efficient pattern of living is of the utmost importance. Home ec students acquaint themselves with the refined knowledge of clothing, home manage- ment, food preparation, personal grooming, and interior decorating. The student's mastery of each phase contributes to the complete development of the individual girl. Whether she is inclined to 'favor the maternal aspects of lite, or is attracted to a career, the home ec student is guided toward the attainment of her goal. Bring merely to c boil, instructs Sister Ann Lester. S'ster Kenneth Marie Sister M Lauretta Sister M. Ann Lester , , Homemaker Home Economics Homemaker Rellglon W. C. H. Convent fashions take shape at West. W. C. H. Convent

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mf .A ' it 11... f. 'W ! 2 5 ia Freshman girls are filled with mixed emotions as they await their first performance. Music is often called the universal language. Its infinite alphabet can spell despair and exaltation, joy and pride, peace and mystery. This unparalleled dialect is spoken at West. Sister Mary Claude instructs her chorus members in the intrica- cies of vocal music. Mr. Wendlandt instills in his band students the principles involved in the production of melodic sound. The success of both of these teachers is shown throughout the year in the many fine programs which are presented for the enioyment of all. Our halls ring with the Sound of Music Bond members display their all-round spine

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