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X I-if ! Fl 1 I f ' . t lf l lp ff 42- l.. lf. McKinley, Superintendent As to the present rank of the high school compared with the other schools of equal size in the State. a letter to the Board from the State De- partment of Education last October 26, is self-explanatory: Your building is adequate and satisfactory for all needed high school activities. The teachers, equipment. and program of school work is most satisfactory. lt is very gratifying to find strong vocational courses and large enrollments in home economics, manual training, and business. The school has taken high rank among the small city schools in Ohio. Signed: hl. L. Clifton, State Director of Education. l928 Page nine n ,4 3.2. ,. If '-. 1 ,Ill Eg? f ix If , 117 , .., 7
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.-Q, J' f, cept H alarm.. f T 'I . is , ,J 'li tl: 4 ' mf ltr ll. f e s ., ,mf N- ' , H. ' iflllfl Q l7.'. C. ll. l inet'rock, Dr. XY. H. l.austen, XY. H. Althotl, Clerk, George XY. Blcllitchie, Yice-Pres., George .-X. True, Pres. Baath nf dthucatinn The curriculum of the l'ort Clinton High School is being expanded to meet the changing needs ol' the twentieth century community. Home Eco- nomics, lllanual Training :Ind the Commercial classes have large enroll- ments each year. Considerable emphasis is being placed upon the building of health. ln addition to the three major sports, football, basketball and track, a large number of boys and girls are electing the regular classes in physical train- ing. Wve believe in placing emphasis on athletics for all. This is the trend everywhere in modern education. T The school is also giving more time and thought to the building of a deiinite procedure along the line of Vocational Guidance. ln the eighth grade, The Choosing of a Vocation is offered and in the high school a more advanced course is given in Occupations, However. the school has not lost sight of the need of a broad cultural training. This requires the fundamental facts of Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics. llistory, linglish, Civics, Latin, llramatics, Public Speaking. and Music. linglish should and does receive more attention than any other subject in the high school as all pupils are required to have four years of credit before receiving a diploma. L. E. McKinley. l928 Page eight
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