Wright School for Girls - Wrightorian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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Which Becomes Understanding Interest in all art forms promted Mrs. Wester- lield to master the difficult nmgami, which involves only folded paper. A Being able to recognize the sounds of an instrument in a musical composition is the first step toward true appreciation of all music. World literature students demonstrate to classmates the similarity between the delicate art and the detailed Writings from the Far East. Starry-eyed, the members of Mrs. Phelp's science class probe the age-old mysteries of the solar system.

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Curiosity Is Interest T l Rosie's enjoyment of her course in literature from all parts ofthe world gave her the inspiration for the Senior bulletin board. The speed and accuracy of Miss SpotsWood's electric typewriter amazes begining typists Ann and Sarah. Brendals model enables the solid geometry students to visualize lines on a plane surface.

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