Arizona Academy - Cactilode Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Which will it be for you, a loaf of fresh bread, a cherry pie, or a choco- late cake? The baking students learn to make all these and other pastries under the supervision of Miss Riter. The classification of animals, what make leaves green, the benehts of crop rotation and many other topics are taught and ex plained by Miss Clapp in Biology. Every body in the universe attracts every other body with a force that is directly proportional . . . This is a familiar law to every physics stu- dent, and only one of the many learned in this practical course. Page twenty-three

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CATENA CLEMENTIA OfHcers of the girls' dormitory club ' TEACHERS OF TOMORROW YOUNG MEN's RECREATIONAL CLUB OHicers of the, boys' dormitory club 1 4 Members of the Ellen Fattebert Chapter SPEECH FILLES DU R01 Oflicers of the English III organization OHicers of the village girls' club

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i All the students recognize the study hall as a place to study and do research work and not the place to talk and play. Mrs. Shel- ton is the full-time supervisor. .sfk -,-,---sill? ul-lable usted Espanol? If you can't now, you probably could after a year of Spanish under Mrs. Alberro, the efficient Spanish instructor at the Ari- zona Academy. 5. If x+y:a-l-lo . . . This is the familiar beginning of many problems in algebra, a freshman mathematics class taught by Miss Clapp.