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THIRD PERIOD 10:45 - 11:45 This is Miss Hutching's Sth grade music and art class. The stu- dents are divided into four divisions for singing, each having a part in the singing according to the range of his voice. The aft pencil, crayon, and paints. The students bring flowers, and other objects for use as models. C205 work is with leaves, vases Allen Evans, xvvillihl Foster, Robert Gee, Elinor Graham, Ralph Gra- ham, Mary Gregory, Malcolm Grinsrcad, -Ioan Hackarcl. Charles Hackett, Nina Hailman, jean Har- land, Avenel Harrison, Kenneth Harrison, Patti Harsllman, Ted Hazlewood, Hazel Henthorne, Bet- ty Hollis, Mary Hopkins.. Paul Howe, Lawrence Howland, Billy Hoyer, Billy Huff, Mary K. Huf- fer, Geneva Hunley, Betty Irwin, Leon jackson, Mabel James, Jimmie johnson, Richard Kallner, Mary Keever, Rose Kelly, john Killmer, Mary Bell Kirby, Miriam Kuhn, jack Landers, Jean Lane, Helen Lewis, Betty Lcveless, Beatrice Lowe, Beulah Hampel.
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Berdcnn Akers, Anna Bower, f ' ' ' -Y ff-'-'-f- XY'arren Carlson. Billy Carr, Brad- - Q' ford Carr, Robert Clemens, W'en- dcll Cook, Lena Dellinger, Paul' Douglas, Glen Forney, Neil Hig- bce, Delores Huifer, Carroll John- son, Robert Klippel, Miriam Lewis, Marjorie Lewis, Lorene Martin, Tom McMurty, Joe O'Rcar, Mary Rick- cr, Robert Sharp. joe Shepard, Fracis Sipes, Virginia Sparrow, Avis Stewart, Bill Toney, Bill XY'et7el. Two Well defined courses in Chemistry are offered to the Frankfort studentg namely, a course in general chemistry for students interested in college Work, and another course for those who are taking high school training only. Two primary aims are college preparation and teaching the student to live in a world greatly influenced by chemistry. Mr. Bur- roughs is the teacher. metric facts. C195 s, -, ' :Q , V- ' To the right of the corridor is Mr. Farrell's plane geometry class. The geometry course includes a study of proportion, similarity, design- ing, angle measurement, practical application of land measurements et Cetera. The main object is to develop logical thinking through geo- Xleriani Aven, ,luhn Beardsley, Paul Benge, Ruth Bcninnin, Donna Budd, .Innes Conipton, Nl.'lI'Kl1,l lfiust. -Iuhn Griffey, Aloe llazle- wood, Tommy Herron, Phyllis johnson, lflerberl Killiner, lidward liirpatricli, Marilynn Ii r A1110 r, Clara Ann lipp, Billy ,I. Nccs, i Alice Peters, David Rainox, Edwin Robinson, Ca 1'l Smith, james Stinson. NY'.xnd.i Tcuguarden.
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60- 3'6- Wfe are proud of our new laboratories for home economics. The department is attractive and well equipped. This is a class in home nurs- ing which includes a study of personal appearance, the importance of good health, diseases, care of the sick in the home, and Hrst aid, under the direction of Miss English. This is the first year for Miss English in Frankfort High School. -l Billie Albright, Virginia Amicli. Jo Anderson, Elizabeth Ballinger, Roberta Beard, Caroline Braek, XY'illetta Cl1urel1.lli'aje.in Curbeaox. Josephine Diinmitt, Mary Dunham, Doris Eikenberry. Betty Elliott, Phyllis Fulkerson. Nlary Grace. Rosemary Guard, Upal Hengst, Mary jackson, Betty jones, Madge Languell, Gloria Xlcfloy, Bette Xlecuni, XY'iima Hiller, Suvanne Moore, Virginia Morrow, Betty Nlundell, Martlia Myers, Violet Palmer, Alice Pickett, l'ilil.'llJvSIl1 Price. Virginia Rieker, Britta Stoltes,Thetis Strain, julian Strawn. Lorene Strode, Louise Swatford. D o r o t li y Thompson, Margaret Thompson, Betty Utterback, Paul- ine XVilliams. NW' N-....... 6, are Mr. Manges, another new teacher, directs the work of the embry- ,1 2 onic business men and Women who are now absorbed in typing manu- --: . ox. 1! -v- l C217 scripts, personal and business letters, and papers, and legal documents. Beulah Baker. Anne Bell, Helen Boots, l.awxon lioultlen. Vera Bell Brittain, Marion Brown, Biaurice Campbell, Delores Cantwell. Evelyn Coddington. .loe Galeener. Maxim llite, Barbara lloblws, Robert Howe. Margaret Hyinan. Kathryn jack- son, Beverly Xlalieoat, lflizabetli Nleliratli. Peggy Messmore, Lavaun Nlieliner, Alacli Miller, Don Mohr, ,lulia Nloore. Madge Nloore, Da- maris Ogle, .lean Pence, Bois Pierce, Virginia Recd, Kenneth Reynolds. Cornelia Root, lfvelyn Sexton, lin- gene Sheets, Helen Simmons, Paul- ita XY'e.iver. Donna XYieltliani, .Xnne Willson. Heren XYood, liraneex NY'ray.
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