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Show Cedar Junior High girls get special training Twenty-four Home Eeonom ics girls of the Cedar City Jun lor High School had an unus ual sewing experience. Th Ninth Grade class, under thi direction of Karlene Paxman - set up a baby nightgown fac- tory. The purpose of the project ? was to give the girls a look 2 at mass production and as- sembly line work as a possi ble1 future employment. LVuriiig the three-day project fifty, baby gowns were made to brt given to the Kayenta Indian In-dian project. Coleman Company of Cedar City contributed enough material ma-terial tc make 30 receiving blankets. The completed project pro-ject produced nine baby layettes. lay-ettes. They were delivered to the Navajo Reservation by Southern Utah State College students wrto were returning from the Cedar City campus to their homes in California for the holidays. II ASSEMBLY LINE. Barbara Matheson, Cinday Smith, Julie Jones and Kathy Hulet get practical experience exper-ience in assembly line production methods in special training program at Cedar Junior High School. PROJECT UNDERTAKEN. Junior High School students stu-dents Diane Clark and Sharon Prisbrey, front, and Sharlynne Spendlove participate in sewing project In home economics program. |