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LIFE magazine cover dated April 13, 1942, with a military officer’s portrait.

LIFE, April 13, 1942 — issue cover

The cover identifies the issue containing the Tulsa schools feature. The cover portrait is not a Webster photograph. Source: LIFE, April 13, 1942; photographic attribution in the supplied compilation: Alfred Eisenstaedt.
From the collection supplied by the Daniel Webster Alumni Foundation.

The opening article page with a photograph of students arranged in a circle for a dance class.

Tulsa High Schools — page 79

The article introduces progressive education in Tulsa. The visible dance-class caption identifies Tulsa students without naming their school. Source: LIFE, April 13, 1942; photographic attribution in the supplied compilation: Alfred Eisenstaedt.
From the collection supplied by the Daniel Webster Alumni Foundation.

LIFE article page showing Central High School’s entrance and students in school and job-training settings.

Central High School — page 80

This page explicitly identifies Central High School. It is included as context for the regional article, not as a photograph of Webster. Source: LIFE, April 13, 1942; photographic attribution in the supplied compilation: Alfred Eisenstaedt.
From the collection supplied by the Daniel Webster Alumni Foundation.

Article photographs of building maintenance, classroom work and retail training.

Preparing for working life — page 81

This page includes students identified as attending Central High. The images remain in the context of the multi-school Tulsa feature. Source: LIFE, April 13, 1942; photographic attribution in the supplied compilation: Alfred Eisenstaedt.
From the collection supplied by the Daniel Webster Alumni Foundation.

Webster students share a meal with young children and take part in home-economics and nursery-school activities.

Webster’s Family Life course — page 82

The article explicitly describes the Family Life course at Daniel Webster. These historical photographs show its meal, classroom and nursery-school activities. Source: LIFE, April 13, 1942; photographic attribution in the supplied compilation: Alfred Eisenstaedt.
From the collection supplied by the Daniel Webster Alumni Foundation.

A historical magazine photograph of a student helping young children at classroom cubbies.

Webster nursery-school activities

A nursery-school scene in the supplied article excerpts, also identified as Webster in the accompanying foundation compilation. Source: LIFE, April 13, 1942; photographic attribution in the supplied compilation: Alfred Eisenstaedt.
From the collection supplied by the Daniel Webster Alumni Foundation.

Students in a crowded school assembly taking part in a historical flag-pledge ceremony.

A school assembly — page 85

A period assembly photograph from the supplied LIFE excerpts. Its school is not identified on this page. The pledge gesture is shown in its historical context. Source: LIFE, April 13, 1942; photographic attribution in the supplied compilation: Alfred Eisenstaedt.
From the collection supplied by the Daniel Webster Alumni Foundation.