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CAFETERIA SAFETY EDUCATION Maybe this doesn’t belong The class was organized to teach senior girls and boys among the classes, but we think how to become skillful drivers - Examinations are given at the completion of the course and those it is just as important. Here Mrs. successful in passing these tests are given their McCarl patiently dishes out food for ,. . . c .j . n K 7 licenses to operate a car. Students will en ' three successive hungry mobs. N. Y. A. deavor to display in driving all that is students assist with the work. Miss Hagman is h ne intelligent and sportsmanlike in , , . , , the handling of an automobile, the faculty member in charge. b
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OFFICE PRACTICE ART In this course the students learn how to operate the The art room is the scene of many different kinds of activity. One may see business machines such as the mimeograph, Monroe . .. ., . a group or students working with clay, per- Calculating Machine, Burroughs Electric Add ' ha P s modelin 8 masks - Another group may be carving soap, changing an ordinary bar of Ivory ing Machine, the Dictaphone, and also to into a delicately-shaped bird or horse. A few stu- dents may be engaged in painting a mural which will continue and improve the skills acquired later be placed in the cafeteria . in shorthand and typewriting. The students learn necessary art principles and then apply them to the various pieces of work attempted. Whenever pos ' sible, the art work is correlated with other subjects in the cur ' riculum.
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ORCHESTRA The Suffield High School orchestra, now in its second year, has shown the result of faithful practice. Private lessons on woodwinds and horns have been given by Mr. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB This is another musical group which grew in size as the weeks went by. Word was passed along that “the glee club is making quite a Wilder Goodale, and Mrs. Camilla Estelle Eddy name for itself, and having a lot of fun do- gave instruction on stringed instruments. In § The musicall y inquisitive came to find out and be convinced. Three-part work with beau¬ ty of tone has been the chief objective of the girls in Thursday after school. all of their vocal efforts. Mrs. Mann directed the ensemble each 26
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