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Two boys in Kenneth Wall’s gym class demonstrate a wrestling hold. Drafting and gym are courses boys enjoy taking. They provide enjoyment now and also help prepare for the future. Northeast offers a full art course. Art can be enjoyed by almost everyone, even though he isn’t a potential artist. Soldering wires in a radio is an intricate task, requiring Andy Pavlovics’ complete concentration. Bob McCarthy is shown lettering the title block on a sectional drawing in one of Ed Johnson’s drafting classes. Page 23
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Making applesauce occupies two senior high home economics students, Barbara Great- house and Pat Davis. Students Enjoy Useful Electives Jerry Ilkenhons is working on one of his projects, a model airplane, in Mrs. Verna Peterson’s art class. For a breather between required courses, students often enroll in enjoyable and help- ful electives. For the girl who one day plans to become a homemaker, and most girls do, there is no better training than a course in cooking or sewing. Adrienne Hartman shows Kathy Joll the dress pattern she 'S using to make her project in senior high sewing. Page 22
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Kirstin Johnson points out to Mrs. Louise Althouse’s Latin class how an English word is derived from Latin. Exercising their right to register and vote are Pat Madden and Pat Mahoney. Registrars are Andrea Thompson and Sandra Monia. History, Languages Whether we speak, write, study, or sing, a fine knowledge of language is essential to all of us. The world is made to seem much smaller by study of the languages, governments, and music of other peoples. Through the study of foreign languages the meaning and spelling of many words is made easier. Learning the correct usage of the English language is an important part of our present school life and will be a valuable asset to us in the future. County government day ballots are counted by some of John McCormick’s American History students. Senior composition classes this year studied the tragedy of Macbeth. This class is listening to Miss Elaine Smithberger ex- plain a passage from Macbeth. Page 21f
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