Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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in ff fldvgl biz 115 if W WWW qnjjfjl Next? W-A W ,iii AWQOY , will The Nomadic eighth-grad- ers have covered much of the beautiful California countryside on their periodic outings for scientific re- search. Meanwhile back at the school, the members participated in many varied extracurricular activities. In their wanderings, they inspected the Griffith Plan- etarium and took a peccary trip to Barstow. During the science lab period on Sat'- urday morning the eighth grade made frequent ex- cursions in the general area of the Pomona Valley. On these excursions the mys- teries of rivers, weather, land masses, inundations, igneous, metamorphic, sed- imentary materials and soils were investigated. ln ad- dition the depths of the heavens came under their scrutiny through the lens of Mr. Alf's telescope. The eighth graders enthusi- astically participated in the Choir, Rifle Club, Model Club, and the Outside Reading Club. - MW!! Wm ' 6 2 39

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