Osawatomie High School - Trojan Yearbook (Osawatomie, KS)

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Hungry students pile into Barnes Sundries to grab a quick bite before the afternoon session. f V. ri Wm. I si' Q, 0 by t ig . f SALEM As the hours of the morn- ing dragged by, each class seemed longer than the one preceding it. Some students tried to hasten the hours along by dwelling languidly at their lockers with the excuse of a forgotten textbook. Meanwhile, more lengthy as- signments Were madeg unfor- tunately no homework was avoided. With delightful aromas floating up from the Home Ec. room, We could hardly have forgotten that soon it would be time for lunch. Fourth hour government students listen attentively to a lecture on Marxian Socialism, Communism.

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In the biology lab Mr. Orrell, David Smith, Richard Wilson, and Mike Lang work with a snake and guinea pig, which were used for research projects. Providing the finer things in life are the band members of first hour. S nSu ..i'34!Q Lexie Smith tries the impossible!

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A flood of humanity swarmed through the halls after returning from a hurried 45-min- ute lunch hour. Once again it was time to gather our tools for learning and begin the grind of enlightening our fertile minds. The Bell! The Bell! Its melody foretold of the me rriment to follow. The evening brought the good times along with the period of study. X .-X H, r i Several frustrating minutes are experienced by Sam Howell, who is impatiently waiting for the train to pass. Suzi Parker and Patty Sullins find that using the automatic Calculator and Freshmen get a workout as physical fitness is adding machine is one of the many adlfafitages Of taking Secretarial Girls in secretarial training class improve their speed and accuracy Uammg- while taking dictation from the instructor, Miss Walford. 52