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i a y = vies privileges are bestepito- — mized in the wor 1e Declaration Q) Naa Driwv1amdt ? GOVERNMENT Liberty, rising statuesquely above the entrance to New York harbor, holds her lighted torch high above the land that today represents a last stronghold of individual freedom and democratic government. Our ancestors fought a bloody war to establish these rights. Because of their hardships and sacri- fices, every man, woman, and child from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from Canada to the Caribbean, enjoys that divine gift . . . liberty. The Constitu- tion of the United States, said by Gladstone, to be ''the greatest docu- ment struck off by the hand of man, “makes the American government a SS e — zen over twenty-one years of age has truly democratic one. It is a govern- ment by the people—where every citi- the right to select those whom he con- siders most competent to represent his -eommunitym-his state, and his nation. at : The Bill of Rights grants every individ- ual, living under-the. Stars and Stripes, ie freedom | speech, of “worship, of assembly, and of the press. All our ‘ ‘ of Independence, the three ideals for — which-man has Sstriven for es Ni rg = . = . ‘ . 2 “Life, liberty, and the Pursuit ap- pines. 4 Lat
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MR. PATTERSON: He teaches journalism, directs ‘The Lowell and still laughs, skiis, takes pictures, drills with the Guard, gets ‘‘called up. NEPPERT: Miss Neppert and the piano are seldom parted. Ask any of the boys in Advanced Glee how Mr. Leroy H. Stephens, Principal Miss Eugénie Lacoste, Vice-Principal, Dean of Girls ‘ Mr. Hudson M. Monroe, Vice-Principal, Dean of Boys SPECIAL OFFICERS Harrison, Miss E. P., Secretary Miller, Mrs. R., Attendance Clerk Dieser, Mrs. M., Nurse Church, Mr. C. A., Chief Engineer McHugh, Mr. F., Head Janitor CLASSROOM TEACHERS Adams, Miss R. M., Physical Education Alexander, Miss H. J., Music, English, History Alger, Mr. |. G., History, Bookroom Anderson, Miss J. K., Library Angus, Miss M. S., French they like her. Austin, Mr. A., Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing Bach, Mrs. A. L., Spanish, English Balensiefer, Miss F., English, Counseling Barker, Mr. |. C., Mathematics, Counseling Barnes, Mr. L. B., Science (Head) Barrett, Miss K. C., Latin Bass, Mr. G. W., Economics Baxter, Miss M. A., Science Beardsley, Miss L. J., English Belli, Miss E. L., Italian, English, Typing Butler, Miss L., Mathematics Chase, Miss M., Art Cleghorn, Mr. A. M., History (Head) Close, Mrs. M. S., Science, Counseling Coester, Mrs. A., Salesmanship, English Croker, Mrs. F. M., History, Counseling Curts, Mr. J. G., Mathematics, Bank Dealtry, Miss F. E., Science McBRIDE: It isn't everybody who can teach algebra and geometry and still keep a pleasant disposi- tion. Miss McBride can. DeMaria, Miss |., Physical Education Devlin, Mr. M., Music Dobson, Mr. R. J., Science Duffy, Miss A. G., English (Head) Duffy, Miss M. M., History, Spanish Dunn, Mr. R. L., Science Edminster, Mr. H. W., English Fast, Mr. N. C., Science Feiling, Mr. W., Physical Education, Science Flynn, Miss D., Physical Education Gallagher, Mr. E. D., Typing Gerlough, Mr. L. S., History Gorham, Mr. E., Mathematics Graybiel, Mr. J. M., Science Harris, Mr. E. H., Physical Education Henderson, Mrs. E. W., English, Counseling Henrich, Mr. L. J., Science Herrmanh, Miss F. L., Art ill, ita French, German ’ 7 7 ri rs | Uf Ae bee CGH AA TN MISS BELLI: Our only Italian teacher is Miss Belli. Versatile, she also man- ages to teach typing, Spanish and English. MR. GRAYBIEL: Mr. Graybiel's at home pouring chemicals. He was away for a year, but is back now to give us good lab. workouts. py about thig poster. Someone in her art classes must be ready to win a prize in competition. MISS CHASE: Miss ffs looks very hap-
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