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if-.E T DE T LIFE Research developed our minds Each day we rubbed shoulders with many per- sonalities in classrooms, a place of educational opportunities. Research, communication and ex- perimentation Was a challenge in English, history and science classes. Future typists, secretaries, machinists, draftsmen, electronic engineers learn- ed skills in the commercial and industrial arts classes. Music, art, crafts, food and clothing lab- oratories, and gym classes developed self-conf1- dence and self-expression. In all classes were emphasized tolerance, kindliness, order, ethics, respect for authority, friendliness, duty and re- sponsibility. Classroom experiences furnished us a true key to learning and showed us how to build a better life for ourselves and for the world. Mary Ann Siegert, Nancy Lintleman and Dora Mueller busied themselves in Home Ec. The diagram proved a focal point of discussion for with secretarial experience Judy R1'1Od9S and ROl'11'1i9 Rl-ISSO. ,X fs xx Ns
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