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faculty Mrs. Lubeck, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs Elder and Mr Castellrno of the English department meet to discuss a new test program Mission students are proud of their eighty-nine member faculty-and they have every reason to be proud of it. For Mis- sion's competent faculty members give valuable training in all basic subjects to all students, as well as offering them proper training in the large number of important vocational courses. The services and duties of these teachers do not end with the close of the school day, however, for much of their work extends into the after and before school hours in the supervision of extra-curricular activities. PAGE EIGHT Messrs Roberts DeSousa Terry Crane and Taylor hold a confer ence to plan a new unit of work for the science department
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A new method in cutting out patterns is probably what Mrs. Reedy fcenterj is explaining to Mrs. Bartram frightj and Miss Nordholz fleftb of the home econo- mics department. A new calculating machine in the com- mercial department gets a thorough go- ing over from Mr. Gates, Mrs. Allen, and Mr. Barney. Miss Fredericks, Mrs. Saudino, and Mr. Galeno study a map of Mexico, one. of the language department exhibits for the Public School's Week program. Members of the mathematics department look over a new model used for class- room demonstration. Left to right, Miss Simon, Miss Graeber, and Mr. Brack. PAGE NINE
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