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- Mathematics Department Slundiixg, lvft to riglzt: Mr. NVard. Miss Lawler, Miss Hassett, Miss Potter, Miss Bul- lock, Miss Griclley, Mr. Benedict. ' Sruh'a'. It-ft to right: Miss Becker, Miss Gallagher, Miss XVillinms.. MATHEMATICS The Work in the seventh grade consists of arithmetic, to- gether with two lessons a week in intuitive geometry, which is continued through the first half of the eighth year. The genetic method of presentation of geometry is combined with the laboratory, or experimental method. Algebra is taught during the last four weeks of SB and is continued through 8A. Arithmetic is taught in connection Qff7,W' with algebra throughout the SA. 29 ,Ag
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English Department andmg, lrft to riglzt: Miss Bayer, Miss Stoll, Miss XVnltcr, Miss Broun -s XlCCOXXll'l Mrs, Kunnner, Miss Mitchell. Miss Appel, Miss Stevenson, Mrs. l.:0lllll Nils Glidden Nliss Stiles. Miss lrlumplirey. Miss Dunn, Miss llutcliinson, Miss Schnetbti Ll ENGLISH There has been a gradual growth in the English Department from six in 1919 to sixteen at present. In 1920 the teachers of the group organized to inculcate in the citizen of to-day an effective means of receiving and communicating ideas, plus a deep appreciation of the best literature. Pupils in all classes receive instruction in English every semester they are in Junior High. , Z W f ,Lf K9 f 'l ' f ! - M1 , ti Qlciww 624 ' 28
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Domestic Art Department btcmdzirg, Ivft to right: Mrs. Vamlerbc-rgeu, Miss Strobel, Miss Fish, Miss Kislil 1r It ri. Ivff In right: Mrs. Chase. Miss GaiTney. DOMESTIC ART Domestic Art, like Domestic Science and Manual Arts, is one of the many worth while subjects taught in our Junior High Schools. Is it because a survey taken showed that 985 per cent of our girls enjoyed the work, or is there a better reason ? The real purpose is to develop intelligent consu- mers that they may know good values when buying gar- ments ready-made, and may be able to remodel and make garments in the home. Each term the girls of the gradua- ting class make their costumes: skirt and middy, blouse of White, or a simple, one piece white dress. 30
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