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Mary Tally is endeavoring to pn angle. Math classes offer a wide range of opportunities for both academic and commercial students. It tends to culti- vate precise and accurate thinking, which is a help to any student. In addition to basic courses in general math, algebra, and plane geometry, the school also offers advanced courses in trigonometry, college algebra, and solid geom- etry. Qbuutojjp Uaatj Stuctewfe Mr. Weaver, Mr. Clark, Mr. Marshall, and Mr. Saude seeking a solution to one of their many math problem i of ZOLLINGER MOTOR SALES
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Mr. Wilder, Mr. Bandelier, Mr. Wolfe, and Mr. Hunni are preparing equipment for their scientific experiments. C mce omAj fJLoib Exploring Mother Nature ' s world can be fun, exciting, and informative. It is a constant cycle of research in plant, animal, and microscopic life. Through microscopes and other scientific equipment, students can see the wonders of living matter. Students can find most of the answers to their scientific questions in any of the biology, chemistry, or physics lab- oratories. Also, there is held at school an annual Science Fair for the young scientists of New Haven High School. Rick Aubrey and Cliff Wiese are during a lab session in chemistry. as they prepar W. DAHLING, M.D. Dahling Bldg. New Haven
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Most girls, when thinking of their future, de homemaking. Mrs. Troyer and Miss Reed provi ' for these girls to become the homemakers of tomorrow gun U Mb ECOtiO+uiCS W Iwbu doJL Aife Cindy Springer show finished pie from the file of satisfaction as she Boys who enjoy working with wood or metal have an opportunity to design and construct their own projects in the industrial arts department. The mechanical drawing section also offers classes in architectural drawing and blue- print reading. Girls enrolled in home economics are preparing them- selves for the years ahead. In the kitchen, girls learn the techniques of meal planning and preparation, nutrition, and proper manners and behavior. Students enrolled in sewing gain experience in pattern design, use of the machine, alterations, and proper color combinations. Be- ginning courses provide an introduction to the basic skills of modern homemaking, while the advanced courses offer a chance to perfect these skills. ALLEN COUNTY CO-OP ASSOCIATION, INC. Farm Supplies — Grain Marketing :w Haven Phone W-1131 Areola Phone 625-4481
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