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TESTING A PIIINCIIPIE OF PHYSICS while' Mr. Lynch looks on arc Lois Blillvr, Gail liaise. Allan Sllglillllclll am Ronald Burke. STUDYINC THE TNTIHICACHES OF THE EYE AND EAR are Niclmvl Megliola, William l,. Tuolmmcy, Alive Paulllus. aml Ti1H14ll1 Souza. 25
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THE SCIENCE TEACHERS E. C. Qlivcr. f are Miss Emma Baltis, Mr. James T. U'Dunnell, Miss Eilccn Fitzgerald, Mr. H W' 'tl I.yncl1. and Mr. Alt-ph G' 'Hot diggity dog diggity, boom . . .' - Whoops, sorry lVIr. Lynch? Hperfectly all right, fat-head, muttered the chairman of the Science Department, as he headed into 3211-. Perhaps he was a bit startled at seeing a kerry blue in the ancient and dignified halls of C.H.S.g so I skipped after him and pre- sumed to introduce myself. After a few minutes of small talk with lVIr. Lynch, I followed my nose, and led by the horrible odor issuing from 321, I entered to find Mr. Oliver busily concocting a smok- ing potion in the chemistry lab. lVIuch as I enjoyed SCIENCE 24 conversing with lVIr. Oliver, I retreated rather hasti- ly and entered room 318 gasping for air. Miss Fitzgerald was most solicitious about my health, and offered to share her lunch of yogurt with me. I declined this honor, however, and chatted with Miss Battis. Then after waving hello to lVIr. O'Donnell, as he hurried by with an armload of papers to be corrected. I traipsed down the hall thinking that Classical certainly is fortunate in having such un- usual science teachers.
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ART Dog-trottingn down the third floor hall at Classical one day. l was intrigued lay the hun ol activity in the art rooni. llnder the supervision ol Miss lVlaeKenzie several aspiring young artists were busily working. From one of these future lienoirs I learned of the excellent opportunities for advanced study of art available in this departnivnt. I wus ang can a7 iO '---Q.. T' interested to hear that Miss Mavlienzie, besides be- ing an at-tiw nieniher of the eastern division of the Photographir Sovietv, has traveled extensively throughout North and Central Ameriva. Although l had to continue my jaunt through the school then. l planned to await with interest the displays of this department.
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