William Penn High School - Penn Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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INDUS DEVELOP MECHAN This year the boys in the indus¬ trial arts department worked as a model factory would as they trans¬ formed various raw materials into usable implements. The courses of- Mr. N. E. Bolds South Carolina State College, B.S. Further Study - A T State University Through the use of shop machinery, students are able to produce articles of various designs. t-

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VICE TO STUDENTS AND TEACHERS Barbara Covington Selma Hoover Betty Jackson Earlina Tucker With the constant flow of students into the library daily, assistance in checking books, in giving informa¬ tion, and in keeping the library in order is a necessity. To satisfy this need there are library aides who are ad¬ vised by Mrs. Sanders. They are instructed in proper procedures for handling books and library equipment. Such able assistance gives the librarian more time for helping students in their choices of books and refer¬ ences. In fulfilling their duties, they have become very important to the librarian as well as to any student who spends time in the school library. These students are displaying book covers that center on the theme, “Peace on Earth.” 27

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TRIAL ARTS ICAL ABILITY fered by the industrial arts depart¬ ment provided the students with the opportunity to develop valuable vo¬ cational skills. Mr. M. W. Randall A T State University, B.S. Bricklaying students enter skilled labor ranks following graduation.