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Students Are Offered Training to Aid Them In Hospitol Assisting Mrs. Garrett. the school nurse. with medical check ups and filing records are Ann Linden, Lee Harouvis. Norma Limburg. Suzanne Higley, Nancy Nordahl, lMrs. Garrettj. Dot Heid- loff, Connie Crothers, Marguerite Olsen and Hattie Dubber who are assigned to the hospital for one period daily. Page 26 Home Nursing. In the home nursing course girls are given practical in- struction not only in the care of the sick but also in planning balanced diets and health programs which help prevent any future illnesses.
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AAUQC Studying for a career in music, learning to appreciate Aida, or just wanting to saw his own fiddle-Whatever his interest, a stu- dent can find an opportunity to satisfy it in Lakewood High School music department. Lolnguoges French, Spanish, Latin, and German are not just so many verbs and nouns. They are people, with customs, histories, countries, and fashions. Language skill and appre- ciation are the aims of the department. Members of boys' glee clubs are tested by Mr. Evans to discover talent for junior and senior A Cappella Choirs. Cultures Increase Students' Appreciation In the trial of Julius Caesar reenacted by !he Latin class, a new touch is added with Shakespeare's Portia. 'Rh
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omemaking, Nursing, and Secretarial Careers Home Economics She can bake a cherry pie and she can tai- lor her clothes, budget her income, and man- age a home if she has taken courses offered by the Home Economics Department which prepares girls for homemaking careers. Health The Hospital is a vital part of our Health Program. Making up the staff are the school nurse, Mrs. Garrett, and a doctor, who super- vises the examinations of all students and consults with the parents when necessary. Business The Business Department of Lakewood High believes in practical instruction as well as the classroom teaching of business funda- mentals and hand skills. Films, field trips, and new equipment, plus a choice of eleven courses covering all phases of basic business, add interest to the life of the commercial student. The purchase of forty new type- writers and two adding machines and a visit by retail selling classes to the May Com- pany are examples of the Business De- partment's progressive teaching techniques. Business classes in office practice learn how to op- erate diciaphones, dupli- iric calculating machines. Page 27 eating machines and elec-
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