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o EP SUE TE qoe (DR, VI суа Aegre un HE Vocational Education program, with Miss Hartsook as sponsor, was divided into three sections. The first was a venera] introductory COLULTSC designed to tel] the seniors how and why to choose a vocation. A profile chart was used to help eaeh person decide for what vocation he is fitted. The second section consisted of a series of vocational forums. Senior Forum Commit- tee selected subjects and secured speakers. The third section was the apprenticeship program, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Those seniors who wished to do so worked at their chosen occupation (without рау) that they might gain experience in that work which they intend to follow. Mr. Delashmutt, General Treasurer, at Work Executives Testing MES teachers keep in contact with state legislation con- cerning education by having a legislative committee. ‘he pur- pose of this committee 1s to dis- cuss ways which the association can serve teachers and a means by which teachers can promote the cause of education through their state association. Some proposed ways are: higher standards for teachers, a minimum wage law, certification of teachers, and a teachers annuity system. Miss Lelah Spatz, chairman of this committee, is a delegate to the State Teachers convention.
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Ar diria e to aimi, n PAL Dre C s o a mmt, i ыр о eus OA DT ШТ t R | 1 é — EA - - Tu SUPERINTENDENT JORDAN L. LARSON To THE CLASS ОЕ 1940: Greetings and best wishes to the class initiating Into service the new high school. The standards you have set in lead- ership and in educational achievement will serve as a challenge to those who are to follow in these interesting en- virons. For them, may they ever strive to match your accomplishments. For you, may life begin in 40. JORDAN L. LARSON, Superintendent PRINCIPAL VERNE M. YOUNG To THE CLass OF 1940, GREETINGS: Twelve years of striving and learning have brought you to one goal of your life—graduation from high school. It is not an end; 1t is a beginning, a gate- wav to new vislons, new ventures—how truly commencement ! As you go forth, you will always be representatives of this fine school and its uplifting spirit. Whatever may be your lot in life, may you often remember, “Ames High Aims High”! VERNE M. Youna, Principal Page thirteen
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