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Owl Qolh J ' axjjdh . . . Row 1 — Noble Newsum, science; Kyle Peters, history; Barbara Priest, English; Eleanor Randall, language; Stella Richardson, home economics. Row 2 — Roger Riley, music; Elizabeth Roberts, language; Wilhelmina Schaufler, commerce; Donald Scheick, history; Melba Schumacher, English. Row 3 — Lawrence Surface, history; A. F. Thomas, mathematics; Muriel Tucker, English; Margaret Wamsley, school nurse, home nursing; J. Curtis Weigel, hir.tory. Row 4 — Winifred West, commerce; Flora Will, history. Not pictured — Hubert Wann, mechanical drawing; Panoria Apostol, mathematics.
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U)sl (potiAhsuL Owl fipploA, J l . . . Row 1 — Margaret Anderson, mathematics; Frank Baird, commerce, athletics; Owen Beckley, music; Ruth Carter, Director of Liberal Arts Division, English; Paul Churchill, science; Donna Leigh Collins, English. Row Z — Jane Colsher, librarian; Mary Connor, English; R. Nelson Cooksey, general shop; Margaret Coombs, language; Edgar Diederich, mathematics, Athletic Director; Sidney Esten, science. Row 3 — C. L. Harvey, commerce; Ruth Herin, English; Milton Hiatt, physical education; Elizabeth Johnson, home economics; Miriam King, mathematics; Mordie Lee, science, physical education. Row 4 — Bonna Lees, art; Ernest Lefforge, science; Leroy McGhehey, Director of Science Division, science; Mariesue Montgomery, art; Max Moreillon, physical education; Eleanor Mundell, English.
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Owl QwuriajduwL KsiLdL (pAi ufy. . . . Famous authors and poets of the future were trained in composition classes, where students studied creative writing and grammar fundamentals. They sought to create beauty with words, in order that the pleasure they found in the beautiful might be enjoyed by others. In classes of literature, they found a creed of better living inspired by the fine literature of past masters. That the future adults of America may know how to better participate in governing themselves, economics, history, and government are a vital part of the Broad Ripple curriculum. Last year saw a mock presidential election at the school polls, when social studies pupils campaigned to elect their candi- date for the highest office in the land.
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