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ART The message of art is not necessarily a simple one or an easy oneg and it is quite le- gitimate that a painting or a statue be mean- ingless to persons at one level of education and yet be clear and explicit to those at another level who are particularly trained to understand it. Harold Waldrum PHYSICAL EDUCATION The mind is only as good as the body. To be healthy a person must be physically fit, which means his body must be able to work at its fullest efficiency. Physical activity in sports provides a release for tensions as well as teaching good sportsmanship. It helps a person to function as an individual as Well as learning to cooperate on a team. These sports give opportunities for practice in leadership, which will extend to social life. Fr ankie Summ ers Eddie Cram er
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HO ME ECONO MIC S The home economics classes endeavor to prepare the student for future homemaking by establishing guides to good nutrition, meal planning, management of time, energy, and money, selection and construction of clothing, interior decoration, and studies in dating, courtship, marriage, and child care. Charlotte Mueller I. M. C. The library traditionally is concerned with books, newspapers, and magazines. Now such things as film strips, record disks, pictures, micro-film, and transparencies all are becom- ing an important part of what in informational media. In many schools the library is called the Instruction Material Center, which is short ened to I. M. C. Donald MCC oy
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BAND The main point stressed in the instrumental music classes is flexibility and how to use it. In order for a person to be flexible he must be trained in the simple every-day fundamentals of what he is doing. I-larold Waldrum VOCAL MUSIC Singing is probably the oldest form of music art. It is natural to sing. In order to enable students to enjoy vocal music to the fullest, it should be the intent of every vocal instructor to train students that, no matter when or where they sing, they will have developed for themselves a set of habits that will enable them always to sing to the fullest extent of their capabilities. Margaret Waldrum ., ' l l 5 'i2gf1iL'f,s5:y,s3l,: -,af 1 5523 -,13wa,jg!g f ' agmfya, , 7 f -Ji ' Tswwiais .. ,lg 571,-lu: ,. ' digg:-iq: X sl ,g wifi' ' ,J ,. ?,gLf5f'Q5ru4 i Hggw 3,1 e El' L , - .1
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