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Vocational Facilities 7
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Changes were not few this year at P- FHS. The industrial arts and agriculture departments have been relocated in the old vocational center buildings. The new classrooms and shops are an innovation for the students and teachers. Students go to and from the center on buses to at- tend classes. The buses run every period of the seven period day. The time be- tween classes was extended from three minutes to five minutes. The school also offers an auto mechanics course at the center. Through these facilities, the course content of the surrounding schools has been extended. Many area students attend courses not only at the center but also at the high school. 6 Vocational Facilities
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Traveling Expands School Curriculum STUDENTS FROM WYKOFF (Above): Row I Jim Roberts. Gary Kalstabakken. Randy Zwart. Rick Sikkink. Bill Macke. Tarry McFarlane. Ken Macke. Row 2—Cindy Sluttcn, Ann Mulhern. Tami Schmidt. Jeannette Grabau, Sue Meyer. STUDENTS TO HAR- MONY (Below Right): Row 1-Sue Thompson. Anne Grebin. Alberta Aug, Nan Simon, Sally Bahl. Absent-Jane Duxbury, Chuck Bestor. STUDENTS TO WYKOFF (Below Right): Top to Bottom—Julie Pickett. Sharon Huebner, Robyn Priebe, Debbie Bartsch, Sue Thompson, Ellen Ristau, Sue Hansen. In a major attempt to broaden the horizons of Preston-Fountain stu- dents this year, the curriculum was broadened by adding courses taught in Wykoff and Harmony. Six students traveled daily to Wy- koff to take steno and advanced art classe. Another seven students went to Harmony Five times a week to take a course in beginning German. It was not just a one-way street, however. Twelve students from WykofT learned their World His- tory at PFHS. And many others at- tended Spanish class here, as well as courses taught at the vocational facilities, where a number of Har- mony students also came. Along with the new vocational faci- lities, improvements were made at the high school building. The band took the former shop room, and the choir moved into the ag. shop. Art was taught in the former ag class- room, and SLBP got the former lounge. 8 Traveling Students
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