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BUSINESS ENCOURAGES GOOD OPPORTUNITIES The rustling pages of a ledger, the shuffling of file cards: the mechanism of filing and bookkeeping pulsated deep into wonder ing minds. ' The flow of scrawling pens, the hush of busy minds, speed business classes resounded with opportunities. v x' S- X ' '?1::v ' -' f- xii 24: M! .flgtitllltl . ' '.':m.rY 1-.,:i:-,ff 3 I, 71.3 I The vibration of helping hands, and the cadence of learning minds help introduce pupils to the bustling world of coopera- tive education program-provided jobs. TOP ROW: Ms. Needham. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Holman, Mr. Thomas. BOTTOM ROW: Ms. Killinger, Mr. Donofrio, Mr. Winkler. ,N gilt 'EU15 .1 ... business
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R O T C AND PHYS ED DEVELOPS FOR THE This is my first year in R.0.T.C. l'm really glad that I decided to join. Math and English just seem like those same old basic subjects that you have to take. R.O. T.C. is different though. I finally feel like l'm doing something constructive..This class has so much to offer. What l'm looking forward to the most is after graduation when all of the benefits of R. O. T. C. really start to show up. From wheelbarrows to weight- lifting- all those exercises in between- make up the gym classes for our students. Go- ing into gym or modern dance each day with enthusiasm and vigor is routine for many stu- dents, and coming out later. and being dead tired is also a familiar feeling. lt's all in a days work. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Ms. Tonjes, Mr. Smith, Mr. Sliktas, Mr. Seiferlein, Ms. Weston, Sgt. Hinds, Maj. Errington. rotc and phy ed 29
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f If CLASSES MADE FOR SKILL The pounding rhythm of a printing press, the steady hum ofa wood lathe, the insect-like buzz of a power saw emerge from the industrial Arts wing of Clintondale. Students tackle the fundamentals of energy sources in power mechanics and electronics., Hands become adept at presenting plans for future buildings in drawing classes, while individual students utilized knowledge gained in the classroom for pro- jects in wood working. ' F 7, '1TV?If :?T ? ' Qfbuiii' 51555 l 9 P325 . ll Ist COLUMN: Nlr., Posch, lVIr. Thomas, Nlr. Austin, Mr. Somers. 2nd COLUIVIN: Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Anderson. 3rd COLUMN: Mr. Artis, IVIr.'Podowski.
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