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JJ, . . . as Students Appl Learning 1. These art students are found busily preparing for oil painting, one of the many mediums used in the variety of projects designed to develop creative ability and appreciation. 2. Our library with a collection of books greater than other schools of comparable size lends itself admirably to library train- ing. Student librarians are shown filing cards and checking books as part of their work. 3. Learning to set at?-'active tables and 4 A ' . AYJ-A V A ll rp A, 4. . -s c' 1 .rv ill ,,fK-- 4 'l ,yf JK gf . cook delicious foods is part of the four year home economics course, which in- creases interest in the satisfaction of better homemaking. 4. Training in bookkeeping is part of the commercial curriculum, which pre- pares students to meet problems in the field of business. 5. Dissecting and examining various animals are interesting parts of the careful observation and experimentation taught in the study of biology.
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Lens Catches Busy Classes Since over three-fourths of Moscow High School graduates enter college, aca- demic preparation is stressed. However, thirty class sections of non-academic sub- jects are offered for the benefit of all stu- dents-but especially for those not plan- ning to attend college. 1. Map-making in world history classes, by promoting acquaintance with world- wide geographic conditions and problems, is included in the program of building chemistry can be applied to problems in the every day life. 3. Projects helping to interpret the life of the ancient Romans show the correla- tion between the Latin and English lan- guages and increase interest in the study of beginning and advanced Latin. 4. Skill in working with wood, designing furniture and other projects is developed in manual training where classes have at greater international understanding s their disposal wide variety of valuable good will. Ml, equipmenw 2. This laboratory expe ' nistil- W efgegi nin ing students are shown lation? demonstrates ho f , - daily Speed tests. wafilf5if?f.M W i ss zsm .1 ,
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