Eastwood High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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Eastwood Moves Ahead In Education, Pam Reitzel types intently on a letter in typing class. The youth of Eastwood are on the move in academics With some of the best teachers in the country, excel- lent scientific equipment, fine research sources, and necessary health and physical education facilities, these young men and women are taking giant steps toward the education so vital in the world today. For the first time in the school's history, class periods were lengthened to permit ten minute super- vised study periods, so that pupils could begin their homework under the direction of the teacher who assigned it. The curriculum was also strengthened by the addi- tion of courses in economics, German, and mathe- mathics seminar. However, no matter how advanced the curriculum of the school is, little can be accomplished without scholars who are concerned with advancement. ln that category, Eastwood leads in determination and perseverance.

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'Lf Table of Contents SCHOOL LIFE - - - ACADEMICS ---- ORGANIZATIONS - - - SPORTS ------- ADMINISTRATION, JUNIOR HIGH - - - ELEMENTARY - - - ADVERTISING - - - CLASSES

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