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A 1 4 We learn the practices of business. Librar Science Q ---N Distributive Education Distributive education provides instruc- tion for those entering occupations which move products and services from the pro- ducer to the consumer. D. E. students have common objectives and interests in that each is studying for a specific career ob- jective. The program is open to juniors and seniors who have the academic background. Library Science students learn the funda- mental skills of being a good librarian. These students help in any way that they are needed. The bulletin boards in the library are always interestingly done by these stu- dents. ina., We promote the efficiency of our Library. 24
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Concentrate! Study those blueprints! Industrial Arts Industrial Arts teaches students to coordinate the efforts of mind and body. This course provides the architecturally-minded student with the opportunity to learn how to operate architectural tools with pre- cision and accuracy. Studying current newspapers is a part ofjournalism. Journalism Ni Journalism students receive practical experiences in journalism through the publication of the Dixieland Herald. Classroom study, interviews, and visits to local publishing firms help prepare these students to give the student body a paper of which they are proud.
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The practice for the show at Carnegie Hall? Music Band and chorus offer musically-inclined students activities in which they can express their talent. The band and chorus present programs to the student body and to the public. In addition, the music de- partment also offers to interested students a course in general music. Tw This sure beats going to class. M . ,, MTYL1, M i ,A yfmfwt fr- ,. . , .'e.. , ,Q V' - V - , - ' ii.t i -r-r b r ,,-, I Mei IQ, wr QW' We practice for the half-tirne show. 25 f W , .... 'wr' QQVW, M M., H F ,G- 'P:f,f A ,, W H M ff
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