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Vocational Agriculture The program in vocational agriculture is designed to provide boys with the experiences and skills needed to enter the field of agriculture. The field of agriculture is becoming wider day after day. Today, farm products must travel through many channels and processes be- fore reachin f the consumer. The same thin is true of E- g materials used on the farm. lhe need for trained personnel in agriculture is greater today than in former years. Farm machinery plays a greater part in production than could be im- agined a few years ago. Ag students spend part of their time in classg in the field, in shop, or at home with their projects. Caution-wet paint!
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Industrial rts lncluslrial arts involves shop theory, ineclianic-al drawing, and prac-lic-al shop experiences. Students of influstrial arts are provided with two well-equipped shops for working either wood or metal. The inechanical drawing room is located adjacent to the shop area. Metal spinning, foundry, art metal, forge work, machining of metal, bench metal work, wrought iron, and sheet metal are some of the phases of metal working which are taught. All phases of wood working, both hand and power tool methods, are inc-ludecl in the woofl work- ing area. lzxperienc-es in electricity, leath- er, and plastics are cle-all with as time permits. This job can be dangerous. ,,.-f'- 'N 'w'W I iw , uwzim, ., 1 rk lliis one? ls: 2 'n nu
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Page 100 text:
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usic Ninth grade general music classes study vocal and instrumental music so as to be- come better acquainted with it. To gain musical experience, they sing four-part harmony. In this way the boys and girls are introduced to many types of music. They collected their information about the different types of music in notebooks with gay covers that they made in art class. Through music classes much musical talent has been discovered in the freshman class. W'e hope that next year more time can be afforded to the many pupils who have outstanding musical ability. Making sweet harmony. An orchestra consists of these. Sing, sing! Play this one
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