Crater High School - Constellation Yearbook (Central Point, OR)

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, 8 ff, 1. 4 x 1 4 j,xX 'xii 715 xxx, 1 . 1.1- CIW, M, mf' ' womb msronv Mr. Anielak directs a study of the countries of the world as their histories are re- corded from earliest times up to the present space age. 1 A-f f - f 'Q , t ' K , 'V 52. ' . .. Q SPANISH -,L Y , One way to better the inter- national relationships is to know the languages of other countries. Mrs. Woodell supervises a lesson in Spanish grammar. 8 H1455 P' if 2 E N-. . l A sommluc ' lm , 1, 4 : If the books don't balance the first time, do it again, says Miss Boshears to three prospective bookkeep- ers.

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QS W wonw efoemuv Interested freshmen look on as Mr. Piche' points out the lure of far away places in World Geography. xr. ,x PHYSICS What makes it work is ex- plained by Mr. Miller to Juniors and Seniors in the elective physics class. , , If 31 , It A H , ' Sgr, f',:gff ' in EM W fly Xe f 4 . -1 ,1 V 13 Q.. 5 4 if 15 1 M . 'V' QTL , 2 A 3' , if, ' , I f K , WE? ,,- I I 1 '32 24+ I L saucy msronv Juniors stay at home and learn the history and tradi tions of their oxm country under the guidance of Mr. Warren. cj hi ffl 4 11,47 tm 1 ll'

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BIOLOGY iw . Girls don't squeal when they see a snake in Mr. Ke11ogg's biology classes. The rep- tile seems as much at home there as do the sophomore students. rf fi 1. -Pl if 9 I9 fn ' J J S- O Hom: Economic gk The smiles would indicate that Mrs. Willett has pro- nounced the recipe a good one, as tomorrow's home- makers try their hands at the stove. f.,,u PROBLEMS O Future citizens of the United States discuss the problems confronting the country. Mr. Van Dolah gives the panel a few pointers.