Western Beaver High School - Aurora Yearbook (Industry, PA)

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We L salsa W . xl Faculty members are often invited to Home Ec luncheons. Here Mr. Palumbo is the honor guest. 45 Since most girls plan to spend a large part of their future lives as home- makers, our school offers a complete course in Home Economics, which includes not onl cooking and sewin but also such subjects as nutrition ang etiquette. Whether they elect these subjects in order to prepare for occu- pations or merely to ready themselves for future home life, the de artment instills a fundamental knowfedge of practical skills. This year a number of boys also elect- ed to study Home Ec. Mrs. Camille Cambier, department chairman, instructs all classes in the foods laboratory while Mrs. Dawna Pitzer teaches sewing. Barbecued salisbury steak, one of the main dishes at the mother- daughter banquet, was prepared by Yvonne Pucci, Sheila Dowling, and Shirley Umstead with the help of Mrs. Cambier. Esther Martin and Nancy White made the salad dressing for the same banquet.

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Homemaking Courses Provide Useful Experiences Home Ec electives invited Mrs. Cambier tojoin them at a luncheon, for which each girl had made a separate dish. aiu Aria Nu A E 5 gale gli gy 1 01.96 5 X ff? ' ' -Q X' xilv M. 6' Nil. 3' 1,Tp..a Mrs. Pitzer gives points to her eighth grade students on the proper technique of ironing. 44

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M, i .. nhl ' U , My A . V ,,,, , Mr. Moyer was our new metal shop and me- Accuracy counts, as Dan Cronin takes a measurement from the text chanical drawing teacher this year. to compare with his own drawing. Industrial Arts Develops Precision and Skill Mr. Rowe never strayed far from the telephone in the weeks prior to his daughter's birth. Shop elective Frank Cornman rubs in the wax as he places the finishing touches on his maga- zine rack. 46