Western Guilford High School - Amici Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Swag.. ., F W. X ...El R Home Ec-Practice for Tomorrow's Homemakers A required course for Fresh- man girls, Home Economics I included such studies as dat- ing, home management, family living, child care, colors, and decorating. Of course, sewing and cooking had their place, too. The Advanced Home Eco- nomics classes began the year by analyzing their wardrobes and sewing many new clothes to fill their closets. Two guys also participated in Home Ec. Plans were made for an all male Home Ec. class for future years. A Christmas party for the faculty provided an enjoyable interval for the students. The classes then finished the year with consumer economics, along with more advanced sewing and cooking. All students enjoyed the benefit of films, field trips, and speakers. F ,... . . F Baker Norma Robertson and Debbie Lash: , ,V as gy , .,.. I . ,..- vfvf fwfr. ,v,g,,,,,. , ' T 2 1 15.2 M Mrs. Hardy works hard at preparing tomorrow's lesson. .ff 'MMwz, 1',ff:u, 43, , g, l Knchel Nat Pierce and Daniel Horner: Men's Lib - Alive and Sewing! Debbie Spainhou rightlf' X was-. 1 -1. . r f - ln X vac' N' K. ','.'n. t.nau ',,,. ll pu r, That still isn't Mmm,thatI0okSg00dV' Barbara Richard, ffDid I cut that 2 ai.,1 If . Wong' .... s A srss . yt. .. . , f c... y . ss HoMEEc if A me as A sasass . . iii .. A-'fl if

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. 'tn-'Tl' Baker Sitting L to R: lane Gorham, Program Chairman, Lynn Hudson, Barbara Richard, Mary Ann Osborne, Laura Perrymang Debbie Hardy, Pres. Standing First Row: Vickie Vancannon, Bridgett Wilson, janet Wolfe, lean Pitoniak, Teresa Terrell, Barbara Shaw, Debbie Bond, Mrs. Hardy, Advisor. Second Row: Beth Horney, Sue Goins, Cathy Regan, Debbie Skaradzinski, Susan Carter, Patti Anderson, Sherry Mann, Debbie Wright. Field Trips, Food, and Fun -F.H.A. ln September, thirty-one Freshmen girls were initiated into the Future Homemakers of America. For their initiation the girls were iven a list of ways to Beauti?y themselves for the big day. After wearin their special attire to schooi the girls walked to the Ele- mentary School where they ran an obstacle course. In March, the club voted to give a 550.00 scholarship to Nan Ratledge. The money was sent to East Carolina Univer- sity. On May 11, 1972 the club held its annual Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet. They had a carry- in dinner and a fashion show as entertainment. The mem- bers modeled clothes that had been made during the past An year. 'NQ Newton n Franciso helps Mary Ann Osborne and Lissa Foust with their initiation. F.H.A