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Top Left and Center: Subjects that are usually segregated by sex went co-ed this year. While girls learned about engines in power mechanics, their male counterparts cleaned up in home ec. after fixing the dish of the day. Top Right: The physics class entered the annual balsa wood bridge-building contest at Platteville for one of their projects to learn about force vectors. Above Left: Being a teacher's aide in a grade school class can be a lot of work and a lot of fun, and many students take advantage of this opportunity. Above Right: The wide world of sports is opened a little wider to be the freshman girls as they struggle to master the basics of gymnastics. Left: Concentration is needed to complete any handicraft well enough to suit the tastes of students enrolled in home ec. classes. 9
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The Real Purpose of School. . . ... is academics, although sometimes it may not seem like it. Sandwiched between contests, clinics, games, tournaments, trips, and deadlines, LHS students manage to find themselves in classrooms study- ing subjects from algebra to agriculture. Right: Art classes took on a major project when they painted the cardinal on the gym’s east wall. Below Left: To allow students to progress at their rates, some classes are offered independently, shorthand being one of the more popular. Below Center: Despite cramped facilities in half of the library, the band and choir do manage to fit. Below Right: Two new classes were offered this year - government and physiology. Lab periods in physiology were often spent examining fetal pigs. Bottom Left: Eng- lish is required, but choices of semester classes are offered that allow students to concentrate on subjects that interest them most. Bottom Right: Learning to type can be frustrating, but it often has its light moments.
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They Keep Things Running Janitor: Right: Harvey Nelson. Bus drivers: Pictured at bottom: Reynold Peterson, Harley Hanson, Jim Morton, Clyde Kunze, Andrew Pederson, Harold Wallich, Harry Jensen. Not pictured: Ronald Everson, Darwin Sorenson, and Phyllis Morten. EMERGENCY DOOR 10
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