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.i , ' 5 f may v l 'L ' 1 , - s. 1 Stanko, Hofman. Keatin . Gosser. and Del.uca. busy in A re resentative of Revlon talks to the Distributive liducation . . g p l1lectr1cal Shop. class. The Arts and Crafts Curriculum is not a college preparatory course. It is designed for the student who is developing an interest in a particular vocation. The fields of concenf tration offered are Agriculture, Art, Home Economics, lVletal and Vkfood Skills, and Music. The Business Preparation Curriculum pre- pares tbe student for a position in the business world. ln the eleventh and twelfth grades the course becomes specialized and has four divisions: Accounting, General Business, Salesmanship, and Stenographic. Seniors in the Business course may elect Distributive Education. William Brown. XVayne Conrad, Dick Rogers. and Ken Macey at the State Fair, Typing class concentrating on a speed test, Carol Salerno and Joan Rogers get out the morning sheet. 9
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. G l if Taking notes in Mr. Vv'ood's sociology class, one of U,D.'s most Doing some delicate measuring in physics lab, popula r courses. Mr. Stevens' second period chemistry class performing an experiment. Preparation for college is offered in two courses: the Academic and the Scientific. The Academic Course prepares for law, the min- istry, teaching, social service, library work, etc.: the Scientific Course prepares for medi- cine, engineering, nursing, laboratory tech- nique, dietetics, architecture, dentistry, etc. These are the only curricula that prepare directly for college. Pupils with high scholas- tic ability and a genuine interest in books are advised to select one of the two College Preparatory Curricula. James Swab demonstrates a theorem in geometry. Mr. Noel's second period English hard at work.
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P d ts from Christmas decorations go up: fun at the Soph OXTIOIQ Drawing for magazine contest: foreign stu en ' ' ' ' 'd l thin of interest in assembly. the area visit the campus: archery class in action. party, evi enty some g lO
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