Ben L Smith High School - Aquila Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Capture. . .And Then Move On In study hall, John Crowder ponders over the many words in front of him .... Diane Kendrick may be overwhelmed by her senior schedule . . . An ort exhibit in the library showcase fascinates Betty Lawrence . . . 9

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Familiar Sounds And Sights. . .Ours To We don ' t think much about them, but these are the scenes familiar to all of us. This is school life . . . our lives . . . and action isn ' t limited to the group by any means. The individual makes his own experience, and he has his own moments . . . his own duties . . . An office assistant places an important memorandum in one of the teacher ' s boxes . . . The light and sound is made ready for an assembly program or an athletic event . . . not a very glorious task, but an essential one . . . Bill Chamberlain is lost to the world when he reads for a book report ... no wonder; look at the book . . . 8

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This is not a photographic boo-boo. It is a view through the door-window of Mrs. Black ' s Biology room in action Drama is fun, especially when the hero must save the fair maiden in distress. The learning process is painless this way . . . Classroom Activities People on the go remind us that action can be mental or physical. Class activity shows the wide and sometimes amazing range of human interest. At times we work hard and diligently; at times we quietly listen and try to concentrate; sometimes we play while we learn, and we laugh while we play; often we dream and call it thinking. But at all times we keep ourselves on the move . . . Jeannie Seigo is o study in concentration os she practices on an adding mochine . . . 10