West Orange High School - Sword and Scabbard Yearbook (Winter Garden, FL)

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MIRUIRQ E A llllllllllllillgliglllfllllfi .cuss 'R 3 . . . Ad .- v f 1 ' rf' 7 r A ,M 1 5 . , , , Would you like to be able to cook and serve a complete meal? Or feel more capable of caring for your little siblings? Want to learn how to replenish your wardrobe by sewing your own clothes? Then check out the Home Ec Dept. where the make-up and wardrobe specialists are busy at work. According to Ms. Suits, making clothes from a pattern is easy. Ms. Blackwell, Ms. Buning, and Ms. Lockwood like teaching students how to prepare foods that provide a balanced diet. Ms. Dennis enjoys instructing about child care in the pleasant, fun-filled atmosphere of the Child Care facility. West Orange students profit from subjects taught in the make-up and wardrobe department. 4. I think the chicken is almost done. 5. What in the world are you mixing? Anyway, it sure looks good. 6. Ms, Dennis makes a liftime friend during her Child Care class. 7. Extremely talented, these professionals at teaching West Orange students the varied arts of cooking, sewing, and taking care of the little ones are Cl. to r.D: Mildred Blackwell, Child Develop- ment and Foods, Maxine Dennis, Child Care Service, Nancy Lockwood, Foods, Cathy Suits, Sewing, Nora Buning, Foods. 229

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E0lR N'cest pas? No, that isn't a new brand of jeans but French words for is that not so? Mr. Chambers, West Crange's new French teacher from New York, also teach- es Latin and English. Along with Ms. McCuen, our Mexi- can-born and Mexican-educated Spanish teacher, he is out to start the foreign language fever at West Orange. After all, those foreign movies are really something else. especially when the understanding is not clear. But how can you understand them without knowing the language? Mr. Chambers and Ms. McCuen are here for the rescue. Not only do they have courses up to the third year level, Ms. McCuen is also sponsor of the Spanish Club. So conju- gate those verbs and pronounce those words and before you know it, you'll be able to act out those foreign movies in living sound. l. Ms. McCuen takes time out for a smile instead of speaking more Spanish. 2. Speaking a foreign language comes naturally to fl. to r.J: Paul Chambers, French and Latin teacher, Ms. McCuen, Spanish teacher and sponsor of the Spanish Club. 3. Mr. Cham- bers wonders what language to speak next. ING 2 .ss Q S . . A f' . W V 228 6

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What will the cold spell do to the orange crop? What happened to my philadendron leaves? Questions about agriculture are answered each day by Mr. Carris and Mr. Culbert, Agricultural teachers at West Orange. They have also helped design the best sets possible for any movie by working extensively on the W.O. landscaping project. Hear a funny ping in the trusty old car? Does it just need a check-up? Bring your troubles to Auto Mechanics. Mr. Mulligan and Mr. McKinney instruct the students and personally check out every car that is worked on. Now that's servicel West Orange definitely has the best auto mechanics in the area. How else could all the actors get to the sets on time? I. Cl. to r.j: Ag. teachers Daniel Culbert, Jerry Carris 2. They sure look good. 3. Working on cars is a talent of Cl. to nj: Thomas Mulligan, James McKinney. 4. Can you see the color? 5. Make sure everything is in the right place. - ip., t ,- S 230 X .,,.. .i Ni fn fl-2.