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Sue Thompson discovers that washing dishes is a maior iob in home ec, - 1 Q Sophomore Mike Eagan looks inquisitively at o saltwater eel in o glass con- l tainer held by his advanced biology instructor, Mr. Charles Lodes. Rencla DeCarolis, Mrs. Carol Marshall's student aid, helps grade papers Learning to identify the various organs of the body requires diligent study on ' Q h The pmt of Mrs. Ruth Killougws practical nursing Swdems. Richard Plett, Mrs. Faye Garten, Gary Smith listen to student speeches.
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icourtesy of Aerial Photo Servicel ill? it M i ,-armani Ji ill Lights reflecting in the rain-slick streets inspire Mary Marino stops between classes to purchase a students to recall school memories. Bomber Beam from iournalist Cindy Lucas. tu, 7 4 Senior students complete their enrollment cards hurriedly in the school library on enrollment day. Two MCHS seniors walk through the front doors ofthe school for the last time as a student. Q, l i so .Me - Mc.. i fs, l QS
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Conducting an experiment in biology, Gary Win- Glenn Collins carefully forms a stone tool for Miss Earlene Kelly's anthropology class. compleck examines DNA molecules with a micro- scope. MCHS Upgrades Academic Achievements Teachers-classes-study. A new experience-a sudden realization. The process of being educated. Knowing the ex- citement of exploring with the mind. The frustration of con- fusion-the satisfaction of understanding. This is the academic world of MCHS. Focusing attention on studies, the students of MCHS had a better chance of accumulating knowledge than ever before. The high level of academics was due to better facilities and new classes, including anthropology. The initiation of language arts and social studies together for a two-hour class put em- phasis on reading. In addition to the quantity of classes offered, the quality had also heightened. Mathematics, science, and history had improved their methods. Many new books in the library and two foreign language laboratories were a few means to help students learn of the world about them. Student teacher Miss Janet Humes and Mrs. Merle Burgess check equipment Brgdy Hum Cglculgfes Q Trigonometry problem Mrs. Gertrucl Hampton helps iunior John Barnett on the blackboard for Mr. Dick Winn'5 math class. find mvteriul for 0 report on her native Germany.
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