Daniel Webster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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AGRICULTURE A course in agriculture, added to the Cnrriculum ol' our school this year, is the only course of its kind in the Tulsa city high schools. Individual projects carried on at home and class projects, such as the planting of a rose garden on the campus, are included among the activities of the boys enrolled in agriculture. NURSERY To provide high school students with experience and training in child care is the purpose of Daniel Webste-r's child develop- ment laboratory. Working with the chilA dren also provides an opportunity for the students to study their own personality problems through observation of the be- havior of' the three and four-year-olds. Q Y-vm. M. ,.,, , M, , . ,, , , - ,ff ,W my 1

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. Q SURVEY An uppurtunity to explore the elective fields is provided at Daniel Webster through the ninth grade Survey classes. Eighteen duys spent in each uf seven dif- ferent fields, including art, music, speech, drafting, shops, homemaking, Spanish, and the library, gives the students ax better background for choosing their subjects for the next three years. he SENIOR CORE A home nursing class for boys, the first ul' its kind in Okluhmnu, was cm1dut'tecl ul Daniel Wellstei' this year by rx Red Ciuss instructor. Dealing with niany nf the twmx' mon emergencies that urise in u home, this class is one of the xuuny kinds of life ud- jnstiuent activities nffered at VVebster tlirough the Senior Cure program.

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