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s, X. Mr. Charles K-err, Mr. Duane Weinert, Mr. Clay Davis and Mr. Bill Long discuss plans for the city wide. political conventions designed to teach actual operation of national nominating convention. The project was sponsored by the Board of Education. History paves the path to understanding Miss Blanche Holland, Miss Ophelia Byars and Miss Gladys Shepard consider that science is as vital to society as history. -12- I have no lamp to guide my feet but the lamp of experience. I know no way to judge the future but by the past. An appreciation of HISTORY and WORLD PROBLEMS and ability to understand ourselves and our neighbors, permits us to become better future citizens. Students aware of their nation's heri- tage and the achievements of our forefathers strive to emulate qualities of leadership. At Northwest Classen, American history, World history, World problems, social problems, psychology, government and student govern- ment, train toward intelligently assuming responsibilities and obligations to be met in a new and little known atomic age. We had no lamp of experience to guide us. We are pioneering in a great new educational adven- ture-our own Northwest Classcn. May our efforts establish a firm foundation.
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MT- Robert CUFVY- C0mmffCi2l Aff, in5PeCt5 3 Posfel' fm' the Competition in the Regional Scholastic Art Contest is an im- Nlfimml Pl'if1fCf'5 Wcfk POSYCF COUICSF- portant part of thc training of students in the Creative Art de- partment. Three folios were entered at Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1956. Miss Mary Lamb Lewis ex- plains rcquirements to Ann Hayes and Edna Chapman, Art's challenge, to see, to feeL to portray! Mr. Leonard F. Marcottes' courses in Industrial Arts are popular. Students work with metal and wood, A beautiful plaque, in burnished copper, was created for NV7C's National Honor Society chapter.
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9 I . 1 Y l lk d M Fd I Hedtcs and tlie girls in her culinary department excel in As long as food is vital to life, ood cooks will be in deman . rs. . nn .. 5, K preparing menus that are both balanced and attractive. Food, Clothing and Shelter- Man's Basic eeds l ln learning fo cook Am1sf'u'afinf' seam These sfudvnls arcomplish While others may dream. 5 ,f A stitch in time saves nine. Selecting quality clothing of taste and distinction- a subject of unfailing interest to all girls, is a specialty of Mrs. Ramnh Miller! classes -13-
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