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mfr If you wish to speak good English you must have a iirm grammatical foundaa tion, says Mrs. jacques to C. Devlin, while S. Lentine, K. Leiper, M. Rubino, G. Virga, S. Hume, B, Neal, and ml. Lochrie plug away at their grammar lesson. Besides being educational and interest- ing to the students, the Projection Club helps the teachers with their audio visual program. Shown above are Mr. W'usterbarth and Bob Newman. Proving Archimid's principle, which states that the loss of weight of an object in a liquid will be equal to the weight, of the volume of water dis- placed, are D. Dietenhofer, C. Bigney and E. Bernstein. 5. zz Af' V 4 , 1 yu t sats - - . f n . rfl K . s ..s. :f 55 , i I I. if as is 1 ig K in . ,,.. . i NICVIC SODICRBERG DONALD B. STEVENS HARL.-KN 'Nl S I LRC IS Art Latin, English and History History ALICE C. SPENCER JOHN E. STONE MARTHA SVl'lN90N Homemaking Physics and Science Hoincmaking
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The intense interest shown by the above students is proof of their desire to learn. Mr. Nuttall is showing them the procedure of milling a tap. The boys, R. Langhorn, D. Sebastian and A. Saindon, are members of a senior class in machine shop. 'NN Chips and sawdust fly, and from a block of wood comes a hnished model. These Sophomore boys, having completed basic wood- working at the end of their first year, are now receiving instruc- tions from Mr. Sobieeh on the principles of woodturning. The above boys are R. Beauchamp, D. Dewolfe and ll, Marshall. The smiling group shown above are members of the cafeteria staff. The vital job of keeping the faculty and student body well fed is very ciapably done by Mr. Gregory, A. Needham, Mrs. Hicks and Jones.
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