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    Art class (Com'l)
    Anacostia High School, [Washington, D.C.], 1939, art class
    [Students drawing in an art class, Western High School, Washington, D.C.]
    [Children modeling clay at desks and drawing on blackboard in Washington, D.C. classroom]
    Fairmount School, 1711 Massachusetts Ave. Students in art class at Fairmount School
    Embroidery class at Paco School, Manila, Philippine Islands
    Wilmington, Delaware. Tower Hill School, noted country day school for pupils from three to eighteen years of age. Girls in an art class
    [Public school students in art class sketching live model wearing stars-and-stripes dress and holding U.S. flag, 3rd Division Washington, D.C.]
    Washington public schools go to war. The public schools of Washington, D.C., like those in most other sections of the country, have revised their curricula to fit the pupils for fuller participation in the war effort. They have gone all-out for the Program of Civilian Defense which includes conserving of materials and wearing apparel. Members of the art and crafts class at Armstrong High School have made jewelry and many other articles from scrap and discarded materials. Girls are taught to wear proper color combinations and the right kind of accessories for each dress. Photo shows (left to right): Misses Helen G. Weaver, Yvonne Colvin and Audrey V. Minor in an exhibit of the art and crafts class
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    These are wonderful primary source images   Jodi Sabra !  Thanks for pulling them together in an Album. 

    This intriguing set of photographs made me think of the often used professional development question, "In what ways do classrooms look the same or different today?" One thing for sure, the models have changed in college-level classes! 

    My husband and daughter are both artists. I think I'll send them the COPY SHAREABLE URL version of this album so they can enjoy it outside the TPS Teachers Network, too. 

    And I hope you'll let us know all about the NAEA experience with this album,   Jodi Sabra ! 

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