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f , 1 Art courses are offered not only for those students who intend to become professional artists, but also for those who will employ it merely as a relaxing hobby in years to come. The various phases of Art teaeh the student to ,express l1llIlSClli and to create beauty with his luind and hands. Instruction in stage design. leather work, connnereial art, and jewelry are ol'- lered besides the regular subjects. ln addition to regular class projects, the art department designs and paints the sets for North Central stage productions. Here Berniee Gutenberg, Larry Nelson, and Pat Breeden paint paper flowers for the operetta The Marriage of Xannettef' twenty-one
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'for Y G lion .l:1eoy, Bill Crowe, :ind .leraldine Crenger :ire shown completing u Sl1:ikespe:n'e:m tlleuter niomlel which they :irc building in conjunction with English III studies. Projects sueh :is thi-so develop keen interest in the Slizikespmiremi plays. , , , English is a major part of high school ecluczuion. Not only is traclitional grannuar Lzulghl, bul also i1np1'oven1enL in wriuen and oral expression and an inierest in goocl lilerzilure are slressecl. The English twenty cleparuuenli ollers such subjects as clrzunzl Lies, journalisni. clebale, and voculiillziry in aclcliiion Lo the regular English Classes Each of these increzises the sluclenlfs knowl eclge ol' spoken ancl written English.
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'1- Operating under the assumption that 'lone visual demonstration is worth a thousand words, physics classes employ numerous demonstrations and experiments to emphasize lessons. Roger Daisley, Joan Fenton, and Bob Burson are shown studying dvnamos bv usinv' the oscilloseo me. , , , One year of science above the ninth grade is required for graduation, and the student has a wide variety of courses from which to choose. If he selects biology, he will be rewarded with a rich and lasting twenty-two V as , . 2: l knowledge of living things. Photography will reveal the techniques and procedures of picture-taking, developing, and printing. Very important are chemistry and physics, the advanced sciences.
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