Huntington High School - Talisman Yearbook (Huntington, MA)

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Biology Class MR. FENTON A human ear is composed of three partsg outer ear, middle and inner ear. lt is an organ which enables us to become aware of rapid back-and-forth movements of air molecules called vibrations. Senior English MR. MCKENNA Macbeth Is this a dagger which I see before me The handle toward my hand? Come let me clutch thee. I have thee not, and yet I see thee still. Art thou not, fatal vision, sensible To feeling as to sight? Typzng I MISS DONNELLY No one can give you typewriting skill you must earn it. asdf :lkj asdf glkj asdf glkj asdf asdf glkj asdf plkj asdf glkj asdf asdf plkj asdf glkj asdf glkj asdf A L

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Am, Hi-Lights Staff SECOND ROW: Carol Vance, Shirley Ross, Florence Church, Wayne Fisk, Gwendolyn Frew Myrtie Wood, Hazel Boyd, Evelyn Dunn. FIRST ROW: Norman Beals, Mary Lagoy, Sally Caron, Janet Heath, Dorothy Mason, June Parish, Reber! Smith. ABSENT: Eleanor DuCharme, Phyllis Thibauli, Anne Mae Fouli, Pat Magargal. '33 v w Talisman btaff SECOND ROW: Robert Smith, Kenneth Brown, Carol Vance, Janet Heath, Patricia Magargal, Gordon Bush, James Hoey. FIRST ROW: Sally Caron, Evelyn Dunn, Dorothy Mason, Stella Siembor, Mary Lagoy, June Parish. ' 33

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Lunch' H our Tomato Juice Mashed Potato Roast Pork Vegetable Rolls and Butter Milk Peaches and Cream Supervisors Mrs. Lillian Fisk Mrs. Alice Kirby Chemistry Class MR. CRANE Chemistry deals with the composition of materials and with the changes which they may undergo. H2 C03 yields H2 o ! coz Shorthand Class 4 MISS DONNELLY We learn shorthand to save time. One way to save time is to leave out the letters we don't pronounce. For instance, the word knee hal Wo silent letters which can easily be ommit ed, the k and the final e. n - e a knee -o