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H A The boys' physical education program is designed to give each boy a well rounded program of activities in order to develop poise, coordi nation, strength and endurance. A course in first aid is included. 6933759 1-Qiblyeileeil Eidlmeeeiom William Hoag Willard Boerger Howard Brubaker Irwin Kasten Richard Turner Richard Munroe , ,. - i 1 K 2 :J W :4 'JJ 1 1 'Q VU- Lawrence Macaray The Art program consists mainly of Drawing and Crafts. Drawing I and II are offered with the possibility of Art Ill with special permission. Crafts I is offered with special students enrolled in Crafts II. Original ideas, imagination, and keen observation form a good background for any art course.
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American Heritage, a Junior class requirement, consists of Language Arts and Social Studies.. The Language Arts stresses the importance of developing good reading habits, and Social Studies surveys the major trends and ideas which have contributed significantly to the heritage which we possess as present and future citizens in an American Democracy. me gtlifleiriitse e Wesley Peterson Gaffh Belknap DOf1CllGl Orr Barbara Penner Fannie Garshfield g ee The Language Department offers o diversified selection of courses for all students, Spanish, French and Latin may be token for 3 years each, while German is offered for 2 years. Louis Bereskin Gladys Kennedy
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Q an . 1, f W 9 ,gi gag The Industrial Arts department offers a General Industrial Arts course. Approximately twelve weeks are spent in each of the fol- lowing shops: Wood Shop, Machine Shop, and Drafting. ln addi- tion, three years of study may be obtained in the fields of Draft- ing, Metal Shop, Machine Shop and Wood Shop. CYMHIECQ CEZCYDEECQUIAETLQQ llLilQ?l,iiL5 Thomas Bray Richard Bullington TL Ari-its Harold Strohm 1, L Jo Kaye Meek R salee .Wrig t K A f Ai! The Activities Office is the hub of all student functions. Rings and Sweaters are ordered, tickets are sold, programs are stapled to- gether, meetings are held, as well as countless other activities. , ,ws-., - ,,, t, Q ec A basic Homemaking I course is offered and includes Foods and Clothing. Foods II and ill as well as Clothing ll and lll can be taken after the basic course, A semester course in Boys' Foods is one of the most popular on the campus. A Brides' Course is avail- able to familiarize future homemakers with the problems of home management. Sitfmflenufz gfteitiwiitiiee Gordon Johnston Phyllis Henderson
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