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Above — Mr. Cortrlght. Below — Afternoon House Building: Front Row — Mr. Cortright, R. Hasten, D. Daniels, K. Dospoy. Back Row — S. Caskey, M. Bastien, J. Titus. Its teclinical name is Building Trades. The kids in school just call it housebuilding. In shifts of 3 hours, junior and senior guys would report to the subdivision at the east end of town to work on the house under construction. Working against time and Michigan weath- er, the house was completed, ex- cept for a few final details, by May 14. An open house was held that Sunday, Mother ' s Day, with the public invited.
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CONSTRUCT Morning Housebuilding: Front Row — J. Daniels, M. Marsh, M. Daniels, D. Cole. Back Row — T. Sawyer, R. Daniels, G. Cole, R. DeGraw. Below Left: Rod Daniels. Below Right: Dennis Cole. rF» «- ' o « ' ■ ' ai ;H • SIN , ' , .. ' . » ' W •«» » « ,. ♦. ' .» Mukwi xii
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1. Christine Watkins — Art I and II and photography. 2. Jan Plummer — home ec, family living, consu- merism and F.H.A. 3. Glen Ruder — shop I and II, Ag. I, animal sci- ence, Ag. mechanics and F.F.A. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Katherine Devenport — typing I and II, shorthand and National Honor Society. 2. Helen Wells — Mrs. Wells retired as N.A. librar- ian at the end of the school year. She had been at North Adams for 12 years. 3. Shirley Williams — 7th and 9th grade and high school phys. ed. and G.A.A.
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