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Our development as young adults depends equally upon scholastic and physical achievement. The Physical Education Department, supervised by Mr. Ernest Demontreux, assists us in the development of our body while the Health Education Department aids us in understanding this development. Ir learning to know ourselves physically, and acquiring the principals of sportsmanship and cooperation, we are better able to develop as well-rounded personalities. Gertrude Dietch, B.S. Girls' Physical Education Color Guard • 1; ■'Jr. -r- •i y-iyx Jr!■ j’ ■ vV- ; Una M. Holmes, M.A. Girls' Heolth Education Sigma Gamma Chi
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creativity The immense responsibilities required of students ore not only to achieve academic and social, perfection, but also domestic excellence. The efficiency and success of our prospective homes largely relies upon the knowledge we gain through crttive participation in these fields. The Home Economics Department provides ample opportunity for one to experiment with his culinary skills. Instruction is also offered in the art of dressmaking. The significance of these two courses does not at all undermine the importance of the Industrial Arts Deportment. It is through this curriculum that students may improve their proficiency in drafting, wood working, and industrial crafts as they apply to manqfacture, using metal, plastics, and fibres. - - J-iJ - Art Ann Arlinghaus, M.A. Clothing, Family Relations Junior Red Cross
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Howard M. Wolf, M.A. Boys' Physical Education Wrestling Team Ray M. Yasson, B.S. Boys' Health Education Assistant Football and Head Track Coach a river $ Education The driver's education course in- culcates in each of its students the responsibilities and seriousness of driv- ing. The prospective driver is required to take a one year course fn the theory of driving. This class enables him to become acquainted with the laws and courtesies of the road and the requirements of safe driving. After the completion of the driver's theory course, the student learns the mechanics of operating a vehicle through actual experience. -V . vir .-. v- -.... . v v ■ • -tx »V v '’wT. V-' •« .'■ m • i-v .. 7 . ,,v . t ;' -Vv- ' Harry 6. Epstein, M.A. Driver Education Freshman Class Arthur Kaplan, M.A. Driver Education Head Football and Junior Varsity Basketball Coach
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