Detroit Country Day School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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10:30 is reached and an appreci- ated breather of 15 minutes is given for those who wish a little refreshment to sustain them until lunch. After munching At 9:45 the Seniors proceed to Physics where many interesting and informal discussions take place, and demonstrations of scientific phenomenon, prevalent in everyday life, are given daily. Twenty-seven on crackers, the Seniors go to English where grammar and English literature is taught with a Parisian flavor. After a mad

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A SENIOR'S DAY 8:30 finds the seniors en masse discussing the various activities and problems of the world. Upon reaching conclusions to these problems At 9:00 the seniors' first class is Government where learning with a little levity starts a typical day. assembly calls them to join the rest of the school and take part in the morning exercises. Twenty-six

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dash through the school, Spanish class is reached, and for forty- five minutes el espanol is the ruler. while the rest of the Seniors, with courage and determination in their hearts walk into the den of advanced math. After Spanish, at 12:15, those who are not taking advanced math go to join some underclass- men for a period of genial study, Twenty-eight