Groton High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Groton, NY)

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CANDIDS CATCH EVERYDAY OCCURRENCES Above. Flying rings are demonstrated to en- raptured 5th grade boys by cadet teacher Gal- labher. john Mc- labors intent- over Halloween bl: School phone S used during 'n hour a.s dem- strated by Batzer, nn, and Marshall. Rigbt: Of course it's a false alarm, schools just donlt catch on fire. 1 Above: A full health room keeps Nurse Healey busy during flu epi- demic. Above: Secretaries McCreary and Heffron go over the accounts with Principal Henry.

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THE SIMPLE D EXCITI FACTS ABOUT A lot of time has gone by in the day in our town. It is 2:30 in the afternoon. You can hear the busy hum of activity through the halls of the school. Some students are in the auditorium prac- ticing for the school play, some are down in the Home Ec rooms making cookies for the faculty coffee hour, and three band members are in the music room practicing for a concert, Almost all the students find some activity to participate in. They can even be called a formal part of our education since in no course do we re- ceive such practical leadership training and nowhere else do we learn co-operation with and understand- ing of other people. Many activities require that students return to school in the evening. Play rehearsals and club meetings sometimes are held then. Even the townspeople come to the school at night for adult education classes and P.T.A. meet- ings. Down there on the corner a group of girls are gossiping. They're starting to break up now. The afternoon activities are over. Everyone is going home to supper.