Wood High School - Log Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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To mcct life Wood students don't prepare for life, they meet it head on-on the part-time jobs that inany must hold to help their families or to earn spending money for themselvesg in the vocational program where they niust develop skills that are salable in business or industryg in neighborhood youth groups where they help others and themselves. Success stories about graduates are numerous, and most of the case histories include significant examples of learning, maturing, and living during a Harry E. Wood High School career. Students exhibit home economics training before thousands of visitors at the Home Show. X4 V 5' N 'N wffr, gpg tk Lhzixg X us gl . 15

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' 4 iYn we- Difficult engraving skill is learned in the Diversified Co operative Education program. A dental assistant,s career begins for a VVood student. M ,-

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