Lincoln Way High School - Aegis Yearbook (New Lenox, IL)

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SCIENTIFIC METHODS ACCENT MODERN FARMING The farmer is as permanenf and imporf- Any mechanical worlc fhaf is done on anf as fhe land he fills. Scienfific lcnowledge fhe farm can be carried ouf in fhe worlc- has lighfened his many fierce sfruggles of shop. The doors are IZ' x I2' and even a fhe pasf. Growing wifh America, he will large combine can be broughf info fhe confinue fo grow. shop for sfudy. Individual worlc benches are The agriculfure deparfmenf of Lincoln- provided for fhe boys. Loclcers, where porf- Way is fhe only one in fhis area fhaf is able eguipmenf can be sfored, are also a sfafe-approved. This recognifion is supporf- parf of fhe new facilifies. ed by impressive facfs. The vo-ag feacher, Mr. Van Rheeden, has Four new rooms now comprise fhe de- a privafe office which also serves as a small parfmenf - a classroom, laborafory, worlr- library and a conference room. shop, and privafe office. Wilh fhese aids and up-fo-dafe feaching The Iaborafory provides for small-group of farm fechnigues, Lincoln-W'ay prepares sfudy and experimenfafion. One of ifs mosf Americas sfronghold of fhe fufure - fhe I r. imporfanf pieces of eguipmenf is a mef- farmer. I rion - a complex insfrume-nf fhaf fesfs soil V elecfrically. I K --., W -un I - 5 x ' ,. I, TN: .Vs Q, L f ' f V , 1 ,X X X , 1 , i. i x 1 TI ' Mr. Van Rheeden gives Barry Brown a bif of exfra help on home and shop proiecfs in Vo-Ag. mv Universify of Illinois elecfrical wiring Icif is consfrucfed by fufure farmers. its , R-xxx

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...s...,...ra- I DF LANGUAGES IS INSTRUMENT OF WCDRLD PEACE CommunicaTion is viTal in Today's world where no naTion can remain alooT, Every American ciTizen, and parTicularly our ambassadors abroad - be They TourisTs or poliTical appoinTees - should have an appreciaTion and basic undersTanding oT oTher counTries' cusToms and languages. Our new elecTronic laboraTory TaciliTaTes and ad- vances The Teaching oT Toreign languages, Through The main console, six diTTerenT Tapes may be channeled To The ThirTy soundprooT booThs aT diTTerenT inTervals. WiTh The aid oT earphones and microphones, sTudenTs lisTen To and repeaT aTTer The naTive voices on The Tape. Through The operaTion oT The console, The Teacher can IisTen To and inTerpreT individual lessons Tor cor- recTion or give privaTe assisTance. The lab creaTes con- versaTional opporTuniTy as nearly commensuraTe To living in a Toreign counTry as possible. IT also provides maximum reciTaTion in class. ln The lighT oT naTionwide demands being made on all levels oT educaTion To provide an educaTional producT TluenT in The use oT foreign languages, Lincoln- Way aTTempTs To assume iTs share of The responsibiliTv. 'MSW f - 4, . ' if-if

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