York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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dult Living is popular with seniors Many courses are offered through Home Ec., but the one that attracted over 90 seniors was Adult Living. The objective of the course, taught by Mrs. Barb Burnham and Mrs. Elaine McCarthy, was to give the students the insights and tools to successfully choose a marriage partner or to function as a single person. To achieve this end, guest speakers talked to the classes about topics such as alcoholism, adoption, counseling, marriage and everyday life, Class weddings during the year-long course occurred in February. Each couple then had a set income to budget, and had to establish a household consisting of rent, insurance, transportation, credit and employment, Student reaction to the class varied, but for some it was important and very valuable because it dealt with some of the seemingly unimportant factors about life that become important in later years. by Mary Nicholson tAboveJ Brian Staehr participates in an Independent Living sewing project. fRightl One of the many creative Adult Living wedding cakes. 56 ' HOITIE EC0l'1OITllCS

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