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Page 33 text:
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Shown below are sfudenfs of Miss Ervin's Commercial Arf ll class doing faslwion drawing, an imporfanf parf of flweir course. Besides flweir usual work, flwe arf classes of l-luglfies are doing a splendid iob in aiding defense. -l'l'iey are well represenfed flwrougfiouf flwe balls-war posfers for bringing in fl'1e scrap , warnings of fl'1e danger of loose fallc , and reminders of physical fifness . Af Clwrisfmas fliey made and senf fo Camp Piclceff, Virginia, one ffiousand lwand-blocked paper napkins, one llwousand fray favors, and fwo flwousand nuf cups for ffie soldiers' liospifal. Tlwese sfudenf acfiv- ifies are under flwe able guidance of Miss Ervin, Miss Adomeif, and Mr. Porfer. H Page 29
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9 6 This year sfudenfs in fkrfs and Craffs are learning fo use fin in fheir work because of pafriofic necessify. Rings, pins, and bracelefs are made from silver and bronze. The designs are offen developed in confrasfing mefals fo achieve a modern effecf. Ofher arficles such as bowls and plafes are hammered from peufer. Wood carving fakes form in frays and flaf pieces. Leafher is used in making bookcovers, bookmarks, belfs, wallefs, and purses which are designed fo carry coins, wear on belfs, or fo use as regular handbags. Plasfer plagues are made from plasfer of Paris squares which are carved when dry. Soap carvings are shaped info figures of people and animals. The arfs and craffs deparfmenf sfrives fo preserve fhe arf of manual skill and originalify. Page 28
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l Music has 'always enjoyed populariTy aT l-lughes. The whole school is music minded, Trom The TirsT year in which Mr. KraTz Teaches The school songs, To commencemenT exercises where The enTire senior class raise Their voices To make Music I-Iall earn iTs name. Under Mr. Molnar, sophomores, iuniors, and seniors learn To lcnow The masTers, To appreciaTe The classics, and To sing Tor Tun. Periods are devoTed To lisTening To records oT greaT worlcs, and oThers To recording The resulTs oT several weelcs oT class worlc. We all geT a lciclc ouT oT hearing our voices on The microphone, The recording helps us To noTe our misTalces. This year, Mrs. Persons, sponsor oT The Music Club, has wriTTen a composiTion The orchesTraTion oT which appears below. Page 30
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