Montour High School - Mirror Yearbook (Moon Run, PA)

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The resulfs of '+his English ies? pleased Mrs. MacLean, buf Carolyn Oleiar seems a bif dubious and Joyce Marshall seems uninleresfed. Lolly Sella and Bernice Burke are worried. buf Judy Sadauslcas is calm, cool, and collecfed. Lots of We Now, fo divide . . says Mr. Lyon. and his explana+ion is accompanied by a demonsfrafion. All rhis is for the bene- fil of Trig. sfudenfs, especially Wayne Brenclcle, who is pleased 'ro have 'lhe mysferies surrounding lhe mechanics of 'rhe slide rule revealed, Miss Harfigarfs srudenfs. Connie Belly, Barb Carol Marian Kafhy, Julie, and Pal, work diligenlly fo rnasfer Shorfhand ll. The girls' main obieclive is fo in- crease fheir speed while lhey rnainfain accuracy.

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This is none olher 'rhan P.O.D. class. where lhe Seniors sfudy lhe problems laced by our modern governmenl. Bon- nie Holmes. Gloria Farkas, Karen Bulya. and Lillian Campbell give Mr. Cox +heir full allenlion as he says, We will now hear from lhal good sfudenl- Oh, no! A mis+akel seems lo be Carol Dolence's 'rhoughl as she fakes a 'limed wrifing in Mrs. Obley's Typing ll class. Meanwhile, Jackie Isaacs, Joan Herberl, Calhy Forli, Bonnie Holmes, Karen Bulya, Dee Rowe. and Liz Yake keep lheir eyes on fhe book and fry for more speed and accuracy. nl Days Mean Mr. Lyon demonsfrafes lhe usefulness of 'fhe force board, while Kay Kessler. Ken Dorish, and Al Carlin look on. The class is, of course. Physics, a musl 'For any academic senior, where fhere is some- lhing inleresfing happening every day.

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