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,f W-.H Bending a strip of iron can be a tedious job, but Mr. Sheppard and Gerald Sturgeon are attentively doing the work. Learning to sew can lie fung but. as Joanne Edwards is discover- ing. reading patterns can laemmg- involved. 20 Creative Arts Ingenuity, imagination, and skill are re- quired for any of the creative arts courses. VVith interests ranging from pure pleasure to practical constructions, students are sure to find some subject that satisfies their de- sires. Gaining experience in different phases of home economics and shops, as well as the arts, they become well-grounded in these fields. Acquiring fl certain sense of satisfaction, they take pride in their ac- complishments.
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