Mont Pleasant High School - Montaneer Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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3? Q if ,ab Miss Nancy Wilson Miss Eleanor Clark Librarian Librarian XV' Mrs. Dora Longway Mrs. Ida Brooks 2 E an-.MW P-1-' an-gi V9 A In ., TN Mrs. Elaine Heidenslrom's class concenix-ales on a wriling assignment Thomas DiNola holds fhe inieresr of fellow sfu clenls in speech class. BOOKS, THE LEGACIES OF GENIUS

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fu, SQ? ,gfukdaf li C rw ? Mrs. Agnes Pufnam Mrs. BeH'e Russell Mr. William Eigabroacli' Roberl Fowler seems lo find someflwing very amusing during Mrs. McCarroll's second period English Mr. William Corey class. , s,, ,W , V' JW, 'X of Mrs. Sandra McCarroll Mr. Roberl' Burns ENGLISH AS SHE IS SPOKE

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Mrs. Dorcas Rindfleish - P- 'Y-'aj is vu Q .. tx F' fm ,Y-3. Mrs. Ru'rh Kraemer Mrs. Eleanor Free Mrs. Eleanor Free shows one of her Foods classes Th l l F g d d NIGSO NOT BY BREAD ALONE Homemalcing al Monl Pleasani is designed lo help sludenls improve personal, family, and communiry liv- ing in our changing world. Essenlially lhere are lwo divisions of lhe Home Economics Deparlrnenl. Foods and Clolhing. These deparlmenls oper- are independenfly of each olher, ex- cepl for special occasions such as a combined fashion show and lea. In +he Foods Deparlmenl slu- denls are Jraughf meal planning, food selecrions, cooking melhods, clean- ing melhods. or in general. lhings which will enable Jrhem lo be good homemalcers of lomorrow. Family liv- ing for now and lhe fulure is sfress- ed, as is communily improvemenl. This year, as a special proiecr, The Foods Depar'rmen+ calered for lhe Library Club Tea. The Clofhing Deparlmenr ac- guainls The sludenl wilh all aspecls of making clolhing. Sludenls learn how To selecl lhe besl malerials and parlern for rheir individual needs, and each compleles a clolhing proi- ecr. Cerlainly much can be said aboul Monl Pleasamvs l-lome Eco- nomics Deparrmenlr, and Jrhe fine homemakers il produces are a credi+ +o our school. 23