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World Affairs Intrigue Todays Manualites ' fa ) Some students in United States his- tory had the unique experience of being taught by a foreigner. Miss Ann Williamson, exchange teacher from Perth, Scotland, traveled through the United States during her vacation periods. Gary Richards, Pam Payne, Lynne Snead, and Don Sullivan are hearing about a recent trip to Chicago. Social Studies classes conducted a straw vote during November elections. Ready to enter the booths, Stanley Thompson, Phyllis Summers, and Linda Stumpf accept ballots from Clerk Frank Smith. The result was a Democratic show. Oran Hornback, Sally Davis, and Diana Brownlee were three of the participants in the Social Studies Department Lilly Scholar- ship Competition. Department Head Ray Hawkins accepts their research papers, a requirement of the contest.
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Communicating Becomes A Unimportant Skill Dramatization in English classes often aids the students ' under- standing of literature. These English 8 students are watching fellow classmates portray the witch ' s scene in Macbeth. An interested parent takes advantage of Open House to visit Manual ' s living language laboratory and to discuss her child ' s progress with department head, Mr. Millard Arnold. English Honors Day in May which recognizes outstanding work in the department is the topic of conversa- tion for these Booster staffers. Lynn Kinkade, Julie Schulz, and Patty Koopman survey the journalism keys they hope to win for their stories. Awards are given for the best news, jeep, feature, and sports stories.
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We Feel the Science c Push y Physics experiment using live-model Terri Stoneburner demonstrates gyroscopic motion. The camera ' s strobe light stopped the wheel which propelled her by its force. In Solid Geometry, theorems are made more graphic by the students ' making models of them. Mr. Fred Ahlemeyer discusses a model showing a line perpen- dicular to a plane. Every Manualite is at sometime during his four years a student of biology. Fall and spring the campus abounds with insect- or leaf-hunting pupils. Kipp Rucker, Ora Brier, and Nancy Horn are thankful for Nature ' s help as they brandish their nets for their insect collections.
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