Cromwell High School - Magna Panthera Yearbook (Cromwell, CT)

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I l 'di' The fine cultural background that our Music Appreciation classes have given us will be ours to cultivate and cherish. How painless those hours of learning and pleasureful those hours of listening were. Although only a few of us have an artistic hand worth mentioning, we doubt very much that there was any student in art who did not feel, at one time or another, a tremendous sense of accomplishment for a job well done, whether it was a full-scale wall mural or a small poster advertising an approaching school event. if sae.: TI., -v-A

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--ur 4. hz-1--+ S vii Q' Q -9 MRS. RUTH LANG B.S. University of Vermont KIRS. LANG st-t our qirle on tltv mad to Hood lmcmsvkvvping by tt-aching lllt'II1 how to solve pmlmltflus in c'uuki11Q'. st-wing gmcl llOHlCll1Z1lilI'lQ. MR. RICHARD HAINES BS, Central Conn. State College Elllllfyfl Erminectts. Quidccl by NIR. HAIXES. wt-tv introclucocl to pt'0Cision dvtailing and the gf knowlvclqv of lxlm-prints, is

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,a-P lwir. john Denz B.S. Arnold College NLE. lfniversity of Hartford 1 .. C' A ' C' ' 1 t ig-Q, . t t I I I ' , V XJ, A X I Q 'v X Z . in 14053 fi xt- , f fit. r-L' 5 I s fe LQ V Boys' Physical Education was designed to im- prove our skills in many sports and to keep us in top physical condition. You can see the re- sult! Girls' Physical Education. instmcted by Miss Brunzell, was beneficial to the girls in the re- spect that it kept them slim 'n trim. land often exhaustedl. Skills in basketball, soft-ball, held hockey, track. and volley-ball were ini- proved. Miss Lois Brunzell B.S. New Haven State Teachers College MA. Fairfield University all W '3' C, li t X Q , V, . 1 ', '45s .