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Commercial Arts Top right: Margaret Laliberte does a bit of speed work to keep in practice. Right: Computer science teacher. Rod Cavedon, — “What happened? Last year my population grew by 40 — this year I killed 37,000!” Below left: Jean Moon auctions off her accounting book. Below right: Paul Fernberg (typing), Robert Dennis (DECA), Alice Hall (typing), and Mary Talty (office practice) display the latest in office machine covers. Missing: William Flannery (general business). Plan your work and work your plan. The past is over good or bad. Learn from it. Live for the pres- ent. Plan for the future. Most of all. respect others. 28
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To know things as they are is better than to believe things as they seem. Top left: Biology teachers, Arthur Nunes and Robert Aussant — “It isn’t Cosmopolitan, but we ' ve got to start somewhere.” Left: Chemistry teachers, Jeffrey Grant and Clinton Johnson, finally discover the proper formula for mak- ing mud. Below left: Robert Faxon (chemistry) warms a little tea after class. Below center: Robert Rawding relaxes on a plastic model of a flower after an exhausting biology class. Below right: Science teacher, Rich- ard Smith — “Nobody loves me! I didn ' t get any mail today.” 27
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Physical Education The impossible is often the untried. He who enjoys doing, and likes what he has done, is happy. Success is a peace of mind which is a direct result of self- satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best you ' re capable of becoming. Before we can teach youth about others, we must first teach them to learn about themselves. Left: Athletic Director, Kenneth Pickering, and gym teacher Raymond Beaupre, demonstrate now NOT to use the Universal. Below: Physical education teachers, Barbara Murphy, Pamela Rossi, and Marcia Connors — “Don’t look now, but the girls are taking out the bows and arrows!”
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