Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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Art, Musz'C, Mazfiz, Shop s 5 i 1 Bird houses in shop . . . or a table top . . . or skillful welding-all in industrial arts. Betty explains di- vision of fractions. ev fix f' What a busy class: Mr. Nomland knows all when asked by math 8 students, "Why do you invert when you multiply?" Observing precipitate, chemists reach brilliant conclusion. Lanny measures air pressure for science 8. Xi ,S Q, it .!,f'?4 ,Q -' 'fs ff 1

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Soap sculpture: Jerome, Janet. Latin Classrooms . sf s fs' lk 4.,f: ef 4 H 'a ' 0931.043 - , 1. Tk.. 1. , ,117 l"i'..n9' "And this is the violin bridge," explains June to Mr. Thorson's music appreciation class "Why are you striking me?" Jock, Charles, and Janet present a translation of "Pot of Gold" for Latin II class. Science -5 L Industrious physicists experiment with gas volumes, water distillation, and explosives. Vanz'etz'es of Knowledge. . .

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Social Studies n ll K M l 4 "What!" murmurs the senior social class at Mr. Snell's idea of a good question. is A .,'---:rr-if Q .K -M-Xe In x , nv- W.. ,X , Thirty-three girls and one man: world history students listen to their own news broadcasts on current events. Movie operators, Conrad and Jack, are on the job showing "Louisiana Purchase" to the social studies 8 class.