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Business Miss Barbara S. Johnson Business; Yearbook Mrs. Margaret-Mary Johnston Business; Belmontian Miss Eva P. Davis Business; Red Cross Club Mr. Lloyd E. Smith Business Dept. Chairman “All right girls, let’s get down to work. Start off with five minutes of dictation at one hundred words a minute. Re- member, a good secretary is an efficient one. Who’s got the lollipops? Don’t forget to move the carriage when erasing! Wliere’s the Office Manager for the month? THINK-BE NEAT, BE ACCURATE. Young ladies do not chew gum in an office! Hurray for Monday morning dictation and teensy-weensy pencil footings! Are you here? Today’s Dress-up Day— you won’t be able to wear skirts that short in the business world!’’ “Can 1 borrow your eraser?” 20
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“There’s too much diffraction in this class!” “I’ve finally graduated from my erector set.” “If you blow up a hydrogen generator, you will be immediately banished from the laboratory!” With this deified voice, chemistry lab manuals command certain dis- ciplines. Cautiously, chem students, better known as “plumbers”, prepare to explore those age-old mysteries of this science, such as: how to burn rubber tubing, how to get one’s finger down a one-quarter inch diameter thistle tube, or how to “legally” purloin your associate’s equipment. Besides a thorough understanding of the basis of physics, students of this science are also confronted with new nebulous ramifications. A student learns about the mo- tivation of the domestic Basset Scat, as well as the mega- lomania of the fierce Orangel. One also may reflect over the virtues of a virtual image versus a real image. Finally, students learn the universal relations second only to Einstein’s theory— Finagle’s laws. Ricky experiments in the lab. Mr. Richard H. Howick Biology Miss Mary M. Ryan Biology Mr. Paul E. Stevens Chemistry; Biology
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4- -C » 9 - Peter’s quick fingers jump over the keys. “Look at the copy not the key board.” The next word is uhm-the mouse.
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