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wg D 5 '- -09 57 I X l rf All S Miss Creelman Head of Department Miss Colgrove vzzff Miss Westlake 24 T11 if is ii Y i we l ,9- ix .- ' ff-' Qfflbal Mrs.Driggs K Mggffflc. ,Zi 'Z JA' jfs!! 720,04 f-Q2 LM 9. I 4. L A- V Miss Bunker l Womens' Gym VVhat's going on in the girls' gym? Arch- ery, modern dancing, tennis, bowling, badminton, ping pong, shuftleboard, and fencing are taught as a part of the physical education curriculum. Team sports develop into exciting tournaments under the guidance ot the girls' instruc- tors who have made some fine changes in the gym this year. One profitable in- novation is the newly established girls track class which has allowed participa- tion ot more girl athletes highly deserv- ing ot their instructors' time and effort, is ynzgc syinzimzwf lit: Rm! WVYCIQIIEVVS lvflllllll Scricfc, Winlergarrlcns
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Commercial The Three R's of The Commercial Depart menT are refiling, reTyping and rewriTing as TaughT by iTs sTaTT. DicTaTion, Tiling, and dupIicaTing pracTice are inTegral parTs of This deparTmenT's insTrucTionaI program. STudenTs also receive Training in bookkeeping, shorThand, and oTTice pracTice. The iunior businessmen and women Trained here are well on Their way To successful business careers. This 5-uf Mr. Cousineau Mr. Bgrkell Head of DeparTmenT Mrs, Gibson 'T Mes. Ka m' K , f 26 , ,7 nffcqj Mr. Tidwell Mr. Woodward page sponsored by: A Friend of Crossnmnf ' ' ' ., , n ffl X X KW
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WEDNESDAY u-r' Mr. Mashin Mr. Head Mr, PresTon Head of DeparTmenT Mr. Gehrke Mr. Maynard Mr, Hancock Physical Education Men Successful plans marked The acTiviTies of The gym insTrucTors This season. UniTy in sporTs was achieved by The regulaTion of The periods in which seasonal sporTs classes were held. FooT- ball, Tor example, was mosT suc- cessful under This plan. Tennis, Track, baseball, volleyball, and soccer have been well TorTiTied wiTh The eTforTs and energies in- spired by The coaches who are looking Toward The exTended Tu- Ture success of sporTs aT Gross- l'T'lOl'll'. This if X page sponsored by: Mrs. E. Reefs Firsf Period U.S. History Class Q r
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