McGraw High School - Mac Yearbook (Mcgraw, NY)

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Gfemzkffy Lett to right: Doug Schilling, Lin- da Amidon, and Frank Putnam. What do we try now-acid so- lution or carbolic acid? ang CIQI2 Ce Earth Science is a study of maps, hard water, hard rocks, hard minerals and plenty of hard work. From left to right: Aaron Congdon, Bill Greenleaf, and Dale Talbot.

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Right-I. to. r: Joann Genson, Wayne Ferris, Dixie Oliver, Aaron Congdon, Larry Kelsen. These stu- dents are looking Through ne.wspapers for articles for English lll class. lt took us awhile but we finally found the right article. if , LATIN ll In Translating The works of Julius Caesar, mem- ' bers of The Latin ll class often find it a difficult iob requiring The assist- ance of a good friend. Shown are Beth and Ed- mond swapping ideas with other classmates. Left: FRENCH lll Participation in activities is an important and usually exciting part of learning a foreign language. Shown are Richard Dol- ly and John McGrady enacting a humorous scene from a play about a missionary and a cannibal. What do you sup- pose That cannibal did with his wives so that he could be- come a Christian?

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The Krooked Korner store, open every morning, is run by the mem- bers of the Sales class. Here Ed Beaumont, the Treasurer, and Vicki Fowler, the Business Manager, check the price list while Gloria Dellow, Janice Streeter and Steve Horner adcl a little decora- tion. Left to right: Paul Turner, Arlen Perkins, James Lapp. Back to the old drawing board with confusing angles and meas- urements, but with plenty of fun. 0122122 ercz' cz12 5724! Left to right: Mary Jane Snyder, John DeYoung, Gary Schmidt, Vi- vian Tobias. Speed and accuracy are important assets to these individuals for their future careers as secretaries. 29