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ove, dating, marriage, and divorce. students were introduced to the responsibili-
Most people experience at least two of ty and hard work in becoming a parent by
these in their lifetimes. The Adult "babysitting" eggs for a week.
Living class was available to students who When the class ended, students left it
were interested in preparing for an under- with an understanding of all the factors that
standing of the factors that go into each of go into making or breaking relationships and
these. coping with everyday problems that adults
The course took students through face.
situations such as love, dating before
marriage, preparation for marriage, adjust-
ments in marriage, family planning, adjust-
ments in parenthood, budgets, middle age,
and the "golden years".
The main objective of the course was to
prepare students to make intelligent deci-
sions about independent living, marriage, or
an alternate lifestyle.
An in depth look at the class showed
that students studies the pros and cons of
marriage and living single. They studied
desirable characteristics of both, but the
negative factors were also looked at. The

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A face only a mother could love. Dawn Enis' "baby" Ahl The trials and tribulations of motherhood.
mugs for the camera. Debby Craigmile, Stacey Clark, and Julie Bengston
help their "kids" make paper chains.

Kelli McWilliams and Dawn Enis admire their eggs
before class.
Preparation for the wedding. Asst. Principal Scott
Koch adjusts Kim Schnepp's garter as part of the mock
ceremonies.