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CARPEIVTRY Much credit goes to Mr. Wight ' s carpentry class this year. The class is made up of boys who are learning carpentry as a vocation. The class is held during the first four periods of the day, and unlike many such classes, it learns by doing. During this school year they have made handball courts, built a fence around the tennis court, and the most important job is still in progress. This job is the great task of build- ing a new addition for the primary school. For the time available, the boys have made as much progress as a group of expert carpenters. The boys all say, If you want to learn carpentry under a good teacher, let Mr. Wight teach you.
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The Girls ' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Jack Stewart, has been a source of entertainment for the community during the past year. The club is composed of approximately thirty members. They have played for the P.T.A. Play, the Christmas program, and for the Ripley P.T.A. A sextet, composed of six girls from the Glee Club, have sung at various civic organizations. The eight piece High School dance orchestra, under the direction of Mr. jack Stewart, has been in great demand for both High School and community dances. Having been organized last year, it has continued with great success the past year. For the first time in the history of the school a Boys ' Glee Club has been organized. It is under the direction of Mr. Stewart, also. Stanley Bennett was elected president. H A R M D Y
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MAIIVTEIVAIVCE There is a large group of students who work under Oscar and Mr. Disch. The boys under Oscar work for the N. Y. A. The job of these boys is to keep the school grounds in good condition. The boys under Mr. Disch are the ones who have had shop experience and are the ones that have to see that the buses are all kept in good repair. Much credit is due our jaintor, Mr. Lilly, who works long hours every day to keep the High School building clean and neat. He is kept busy by ravages of the wind and the students. j - .4 i : ' .
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