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Zn plus ZHCI equals l3oom99 In the laboratory the patlent fngurung of George Thompson and John Downy reveals the careful nnstructnon of Mr Jones Nancy Ballengee and Juanita Pennington busily assust In preparsng hydrogen Whats lhere Brlly9 Mass Molter pardon us Mrs Morohovnch shows sophomore Bully Nelson how to us o microscope quite an essentua' an the study of scuence The Blology department at East plays an lmportant part among the sophomores who study thus fneld of sclence dolly ln Rooms 122 l24 l25 , - . I . I I ' Q e . . . I . ' 1
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Take a Letter Need a typist? Court re- porter? Frances Carico is your choice. Good examples of top- notch secretarial practice are Ernestine Dean and Barbara Tonkin, This department afe fords training in the use of aff fice machines. Future em- ployers take note of executive secretary material. Copy Chasers Here you see the members of the infor- mally conducted Journalism class-the human dynamas who rush around to gather news and turn in copy before the deadline for the Bagpipes, our bi-monthly school paper, May l go dawn to the print shop7'l ls my story typed? Mrs, Osbornlu Mrs. Pauline W, Osborn, our faculty ode visor, answers these questions and offers many helpful ideas. Pizgl' Sm cn
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Scissors, Pinse Band Aid, Please The clothing department in Room 229 is under the direction of Miss Glick. For the first time we offered the third year of cloth- ing with the accent on accessories, such as hat making, handbags, and gloves. The first year students follow o routine for the first four problems. There are about lOO girls taking clothing. We have discus- sions on the proper care of clothing, selecting of material for the different personalities and our aim is to viork for perfection. QUIETY STUDENTS WORKITNIG The library is another example of a busy The busiest room to be found in Hunting- room. Here, under the supervision of Mrs. ton East High School at any time is the Cafe- Underwood, students buzz around looking for teria, or as it is better known, the study hall. a book, thumbing through a dictionary, or even Here the students concentrate on their library studying the Readers Guide. books, geometry, and chemistry. Pagi' .Yiui
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