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Band trips and participation in parades and concerts highlight the daily practice of the band students. Music and art require talent and skill The Music and Art Departments con- sist of band, choral, and basic art. Art is offered for the first time this year and is taught by Miss Boothe. These elective courses give students the opportunity to improve their self- expression and to develop their talents and skills. The band director is Mr. Kaufman; Miss Quesinberry teaches choral. Art students find painting and drawing a new method of self- expression. Choral classes practice daily for participation in concerts and in special programs.
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Students master applied arts with skilled training The Applied Arts Department includes courses in agriculture, shop, and home economics. Added to this year's course offerings were industrial arts and distributive education. All courses in this department are elective. Teachers are Mr. Keith, Mr. Agee, and Mr. Jennings, agriculture and shop; Mrs. Cockram and Mrs. Gardner, home economics; Mr. Elliott, distributive education; and Mr. West, industrial arts. The boys in industrial arts trans- fer their book learning into practical situations. D. E. students get on the job train- ing at local busi- nesses. items, among these being equip- ment for this year's track team. The study of seeds and soil constitute a major part of the agriculture classes. Instruction in home economics classes includes selecting patterns and materials for new and attractive clothing.
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Students develop physically and mentally The Physical Education Department offers courses in physical education and health. Exer- cise, relays, and games are stressed in physical education class. First aid, health, and driver's training are also taught. The girls' health and physical education teacher is Miss Dunford. Mr. Sloane is instructor for the boys. The importance of safe driving and a knowledge of the rules of the road is stressed in health classes. Striving for physical fitness, physical education classes provide exercise and fun. Study halls stress disciplined study habits The library provides reading sources for both pleasure and information. Books ranging from biographies and autobiographies to novels and fiction are included in the library. Books for research, magazines, newspapers, etc., are kept on file for the students' use. The school librarian is Mrs. Dalton. Her assistant, Mrs. Elliott, is in charge of the audio-visual aids. The library serves as a perfect place to obtain mate- rial for research papers. Study halls pro- vide students time to do their home- work. 20
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