Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

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f-ff, s - ' up elim This page from top In botlamz Geraldine Sampson, surrounded hy twenty boys in the solid geometry class, still manages to con- centrate on parallclograms. . . 'KI woudern- Virginia Johnson dm-:sn't seem to sure about jzunes Sucich's conclusion. . . To see if every- thing is still all right --William Pender is no Sinatra sblll he's careful just the same. . . And it comes out here -Harold Ruparsich seems ready and willing to catch it. . . The boys get their practice at lines from the mechanical drawing class. h h mas mc in its spell -ing! gvpn 3 iom .lVHll'fC'IlS Rohert Kruchowski from his illllllllirmgnlqig' ' ' j MMF heart tells me w- mur i1iyFriinlivil1lirieiim detect H heart mur- - r ovich .... And where She it-TllS4nUh qY kIl0WS',f-joe Toldo, John In- Il.lli and hdward Gruden regulating centifu- gal force. f' W...

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7 Seniors now awaiting their call into the armed forces will find their knowledge of math and science of im- mediate service to them. Boys in ma- chine shop and mechanical drawing already possess the basic requirements necessary for the ground crew and engineer corps. From these classes will emerge the doctors, nurses, and scientists, so vi- tally needed in this war. The post-war world of new inventions and discoveries, too, will give new op- portunties to these students of prac- tical sciences. ff V qi 7 I ' x ,, 0240 et

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0260 OFFICE ASSISTANTS-Front Row: Winquixz, Lauriclz, Righino, Vicari, Gerzin, Wliskulin. Back Row: lohnxon, Aulzle, Rado.ve'vich, Sinku, MiCkEISU7l, Mavzlivzi, Jula. If e A ll Our classes are in step with the times. We learn how to make last years dresses look like Vogue creations and make an appetxzing meal from left-overs. In defense training we are taught the fundamentals of home nursing and of nutrition, the rules of water safety, and the technique of life saving. Always willing to help, the art classes brighten our corridors and class rooms, make favors, design program covers, in short, serve to decorate and beautify at almost every turn of the road. The commercial classes set high standards in speed and accuracy which will enable girls in typing and shorthand classes to assume good positions as secretaries and stenog- raphers upon graduation. Already some girls from these classes have appointments in the Navy department in Washington, D. C. Volunteers for work in Mr. Churchill's office as office assistants are gaining practical experience in typing and filing and-seta fine example of service for the school.