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WE DEVELOP STRONG BODIES AND STEADY NERVES DRIVERS EDUCATION Mr. Codiano: Peggy, do you think Drivers Education helps the average student to drive more safely? Peggy: Statistics show that Drivers Education students drive cautiously. Victor: I understand that next year they are making it a required sub- ject. Marilynz It is a realopportunity for everyone. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Henry: We really have a lot of different activities in gym class, Dave: What do you like to do best? Henry: Well, wrestling is a lot of fun, but I think Ilike basketball best, Ival: I wonder when we will start to play volleyball. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. I-Iinesleyz How about building pyramids today? Linda: On the count of one, every- one step on the mat. Mary: On the count of two, the stomach balances are formed. Carolyn: The sitting balance goes up on the COLl1'iI of three.
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THIS IS A SCIENTIFIC PHYS ICS The physics class, under the direct- ion of Mr. Dillard McKinney, is de- monstrating the power of electricity. Mr. McKinney: There are many uses of electricity. Without it people would not have conveniences with which they are accustomed. AGE BIOLOGY The biology class, under the in- struction of Mr. Spray, is learning how to dissect the eye of a cow, Mr. Spray: Now that you have the cow eye dissected study the many different parts. This will enable you to know more about your own eye since thehuman eye is similar. it Q x says at CHEMISTRY The chemistry class, instructed by Mr. Spray, is in the pro process of filling a balloon with hydrogen in a vacuum. Mr. Spray: Thestudy of chemistry is one which is very helpful to youin various ways. In numerous voca- tions it is essential.
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BQ.ETHl'EEH2P THERE ARE MANY KINDS CF WORK 1 f 5 5' 11, OFFICE PRACTICE CUpper left sidej Dave: Hey Marty, what did you get for the answer in Problem 4. Marty: I should get an A for giving you all of my answers. Janet: He gets the right answer most of the time, Marty, but he just wants to see if yours is right. MECHANICAL DRAWING qUpper right sidej Mr. Cloysn Class, do you seem to understa.nd what you are doing. Dave: I'm making a three dimensional drawing which would help me in the future if I ever want to be an architect. ART George: what is the idea of trying to teach me to draw? I know P11 never be able to do anything in this field. Mrs. Rich: You may think you can't draw, but you may have a hidden talent, and if this talent is fotmd you may become a great artist,
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