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Typewriters clack in Room 161. The seniors read Shakespeare. Now we progress toward Senior High and the more complicated, yet more attractive school day. ln this new development, we discover the beginning years of Latin and French, general business, algebra, history, and business law. We have really begun on the final phase of our journey. Diversions from the daily routine of school life include gym, shop, and home ec. Budding scientists in the junior high are ubusy as a hee. l31l
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U. S, History provides some interesting periods for the juniors. Busini-ss Law ia vasy, with Mr. Murray ieacliing. Parlez-vous francaisv? i321 Kenneth is a model for his art class.
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