Lorain High School - Scimitar Yearbook (Lorain, OH)

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Louise Villanucci explains Gs- car's vital or- gans and the need of proper diet to a class studying Biology I. Ten A Th M I Shih eww .-s, wi c 'NQRX WV' 'Af,,0v.V-W QV TQ Joe Rich prepares to evaporate a solution while Al Cooke deter- mines the concentra- tion of an acid.

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F fn. ff , P 1 1 its I , EMOCRACY requires practice in everyday democratic liv- ing . . . Voting . . . is a citizenis way . . . cooperation is the key- word . . . among students . . . between labor and management . . . among nations. The time is now to train good citizens for a good democracy tomorrow . . . Straw votes teach pupils to choose well . . . the leaders for democratic America . . . a nation of one people from many lands and many cultures. Not-uhyphenated Ameri- cans --but AMERICANS ALL. President Bill Raptis presides over a meeting of the Student Council-democracy in action in school life. Ray Drobiszewski records minutes as Bill Schuster listens.

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ENICILLIN . . . bent light . . . aralac . . . Scientific progress brings improved tools and techniques . . . brings new beauty . . . health and enjoyment into our lives. Television . . . cargo planes . . . plastics . . . sulpha drugs . . . radar . . . helicopters . . . factory- built homes . . . will all 'help to make this world CNE WCRLD. Eleanor Barrett, Bunny Hoffman, Cecelia Benchak, and Dick Lowrie behold the miracle of the lucite tube-bent light.