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Lelile Photo prepared. From this oingala, figures 1 IGNAGorc ef)and Anm were transferred to thte wall, on theHhSho ing on a large mural riow nearli5 19 i dîdurn of temupera wasused.' CAMP LEADER h ig o S tudeckntsl pletion in ah art classroom at New Trier il- il-- - V itratP kngPant most imposing. The dimensions are 35 feet by 18 feet. Mrs. Marie Hal- land is the teacher who bas been di- recting the work. The introduction of project activi- ties into the curriculum of the art departmnent at the bigh school is pro-' ducing resuits of a permanent value to the school, at the saine time offer- ing students unusual opportunities for Simùilarly, vanious age groups of buman life are portrayed. On the left one.sees bomelife and childhood. Proceeding to tbe right are the eider chîidren, and directly above them fig- ures illustrating early and secondary education. Education in turn branches out into the various forms of labor and occuipation. Mls. Stress. Hobbies The occupations include first man-i ." -, . .. -i caes i i Athur W. VanDeursen. of the school lac- ulty. It was for most of the students their first view of the nation's Iargest industry in operation. Luncheon was served -in the eux-, ployes' cafeteria in thie g eneral ofljce' building of Swift and compativ. P*Iper, anda. 'uuIpu weeks 1* id., is spi a , f e w spent compal