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The student may choose any one of this group, and by so doing can be assured of getting useful knowledge in his chosen Held. In addition to his specialized work, the Arts and Crafts student must carry a minimum of six hours of work in subjects which are directly related to his vocation. Required subjects included in the curriculum during the three years on the hill are English, general and American history, applied mathematics, economic biology, applied science, and consumer problems. 1 ,-p-on
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THE ARTS AND CRAFTS course is designed to meet the needs of practical' minded students who vvish to have an education that will Ht them for employ' ment in a particular trade or profession immediately upon graduation from high school. The course has live divisions including agriculture, metal and wood skills, music, home cconomics, and art. X...
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Mr Vanleer I Bond explains to Ann Bowman, Norma Adellzzl and Henry Dxmmler where the new burldlng IS to be Sztlmg Vanleer I Bond, Mrs Stephen B Sweeney Dr George G Dnlworth, john H Frazier Mrs Alfred 'I' Adellzzx D Vernon Ellson Standxng W Harry Schalfer Stewart B Harkness, john C Parry john H Tyson, Dr Edgar B Cale, R Wrnneld Ba1le We Oraterullj, reknoxxledve the xxork or the members or th Sehool Bnrd who have un elh hly devoted so mtreh or therr Illlie to th betterment or the Upper D rrby school system DUTIIIU th1 pr t 5 rr therr keynote hi been Bulld' Budd Bu1ld ' The Bomrd eonelemned ffround on wh1eh t burld three Uri e He.1UOl an are lteet ne noxx bu15 xxmlnn on t e plans for the e sehool 111 xdelltlon to eUU1PltlI1l1W the pllns for the long Lwuteel 1dd1t1on to our h1 h hool The e pl ms ure expected to melude modern erenee labor atone new class rooms a new hbrary gymna rum md eafeterw The Board has also drawn up and adopted rlary sched ules for the professlonal and non professronal employees These programs provlde dehmte tep for alary mereases based on expemence and educatron The work accomplrshed durmg th1s pat vear by our Sehool Board assures Us that durmff the years th xt he ahead vxe shall be proud to say I am an Upper Darby graduate . I z - .- :-
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