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-C i' g 'N-I A X- .49-4' MISS MILDRED SHAPA-XI.lS NIR. PHILIP DODGE MR. ARTHUR LITTLE MR. ROBERT ROSATI and Did Meet Mr. Fred Rainey was largely responsible for the success of this year,s Mirror, when the ads started to come in. On the side he taught Clerking. lVlr. Philip Dodge, lVIr. Arthur Little. and Mr. Robert Rosati maintained dominion over the shop while our budding craftsmen labored there. On the distaff side Miss Mildred Shapalis. spending her first year at D.I-LS. opened the door to the women's world to her home economics classes. MR. FRED RAMEY ,,f ' how. dv' 'N-ef'
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K. 1 U 9 ! 1 5 a I 5 5 A land Were Respected -s. . Third Law, the interchangeability of matter and energy, and other weighty subjects were eagerly absorbed by all his pupils. Mr. Clifford Gustafson taught art and mechanical drawing to all who were in- terested and willing to work. A perhaps equal service was performed by him for both the juniors and seniors at Prom time. when he was so very kind as to lend his administrative talents to the decorations of the gym. Miss Dorothy Kendall and Mr. Joseph Ryan taught senior English. ,lake Ryan was the much harrassed but always calm faculty advisor of the Mirror and Reflections. Together these two led dozens of semi-literate seniors down the glorious paths of English literature accompanied by Chaucer, Shakespeare, Marlowe, and Wordsworth. Mr. James Smith. Civics teacher extraordinare. exposed the intricacies of modern politics on a local and national level. The town meeting of T55 was therefore far more interesting to most of us later in the year, as we followed the heated debates on fluoridation and the proposed high school. , MR. JAMES SMITH fr-u 1. MISS DOROTHY KENIJALI. MR. JOSEPH RYAN
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Q.: -,Q X wi NIR. WILLI.-UI PAVLIKOWSKI NIH. IIAIKHY NIf-KXH ew Teachers From Bll. came Mr. Ivilliam Parlikowski In coach our track team In an indoor championship. take over as next year's football coach from the retiring Ileaph, and teach a general science course. Mr. Harry McKay dabbled in all branches of mathematics. especially rexiew and advanced math for the senior boys afflicted with a Small touch of genius. Mr. John Wallace taught us certain facts about business machines and It-fl the golf team. Mr. Ivan Graham. another first year teacher. taught the seniors uf .58 all the algebra they could learn. The days grow short as. we reached Noveinber. Football ended. some of us got acquainted with freshmen. The senior prom loomed. Track started. The snow flew and one third of our last School year was over. MR. JOHN WALLACE NIH. IVAN LGRXHANI 51 'Q O -r --- wigs lfftl T x--1 'bag' 7-x
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