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CZEIC3F3FR Upper Row: Grace Talhwell Study Hull Lower Row: Emma J. Eordvce Librarian Arthur Deamer C. E. Miller Superintendent Roys' Counselor Marian I.einbauKh M. Rleanor Wilson Virginia Wertz Clerk Attendanee Superviior Clerk M. S. Hallman Principal Alice Rogers Edna Derby Dean of Girls Secretary ADMINISTRATION IN addition to the usual work of attendance records, reference library and office routine the organization fosters a number of features some of which deserve mention. Home room organization is widely known for its constructive courses in citizenship, vocational guidance and homemaking. It is here that the school singing is developed and preparation under pupil leadership is made for the annual song assembly. The thrift-budget system provides revenue for all exculars, except social events, and is typical of the co-operative work by all pupils to support the activities of the school. The assembly plan is worked out with two ideas in mind; to develop as much talent among pupils as possible and to bring the best outside talent available to the school. For the realization of the first aim, home room programs arc encouraged Friday mornings, and each of the classes prepares a program in the library once a month. An assem- bly committee consisting of five teachers purchases talent from lyceum agencies and secures other num. bers for the general school assemblies once a month. The school has a three year program of vocational guidance. Year one, many business and professional men and women from the community come into the school and hold conferences with pupils interested in their respectiev calling. Year two, the whole school in small groups under skilled guides visits factories, stores, shops, institutions and studios all over the city. Year three, two experts in vocational guidance spend a week in the school devoting most of their time to individual conferences. The Washington Education Fund, established this year, enables a committee composed of the Counselor, Dean, and Principal to maek small loans to worthy pupils in nee dof help. The fund was made possible by the generous donations received from the Travel Club, the Abbie Stone Abbott Club, the Class of 1927, and the Delphian Society. 1 9 3 0M Eleven
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Lover Row: Upper Row: Cecelia Lcvcn Leone Sutherland Dean Rarnhi er Marv K. Fuller French If eat lb Drawing Drawing Gertrude James Gilbert II. Frederick Thelma Wilkinson French Health Sewing Ruth Rickards Unite R. L. Moehlman Mutic Jess M. Chaney Malic Jean Toohy Art COURSES OF STUDY Elective DRAFTING Two Units The work in drafting includes projection and lettering, mechanical details and sections, isometrics, floor plans, simple tracing and blue printing. The pupils do lettering and plat work for school activities and the office. Elective ART Three Units The work in art includes figure and still life drawing applied to composition through costume design, linoleum cuts, and posters. An acquaintance with the history of art, a knowledge of application of principles of perspective, and in decorative landscape composition a knowledge of scale, color harmony, and the relation of painting to architecture—all arc stressed. Elective HOUSEHOLD ARTS Three Units In sewing, the work is largely individual and the problems mastered include a wide range of beautiful and useful garments. Adaptation of commercial patterns is practiced and cutting, fitting, and machine work taught. Elective FRENCH Three Units The first year stresses reading ordinary French with ease, a correct pronunciation, and a recognition knowledge of grammar. Speaking and understanding French runs through the whole course. Formal grammar and writing are reserved for advanced pupils. Required HEALTH One-half Unit Games, efficiency tests, apparatus work, stunts, track, some formal drill, health talks and advice in personal hygiene constitute the features of this department. The regular class work is supplemented by an effort in home rooms to encourage yearly physical examination. Elective MUSIC Three Units Instrumental music including band and orchestra, voice for beginners and glee clubs for advanced pupils, and group singing comprise the offerings in this department. Appreciation and harmony are given when the number registering warrants the formation of a class. Outside piano may be credited if registered for in advance with the head of the department and a satisfactory examination approved and passed. Twelve 19 3 0 IlflltllltllMIMI
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