Pittsfield High School - Turning Point Yearbook (Pittsfield, NH)

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pr Banking The staff under the direction of Nlr. Dawley, does another behind the scenes ioh that does not appear before the publir, as eniertainment -- but requires hours of work. more than those on the outside vould even imnuinr-. Wf- .ill thank the entire staff and their advisor. Art Club Mrs. Vi'.xlQun :iivly hi-:ids our Art Cluh and Sxifti-eds in doing runny fine h ills for lfl1rlJ1lm5,.ir1J vven more cunxuxentvci on the' dernraiions for Qhr- 1 .irmvzal Hull L'f'r!.iin1Vihvyzirezu very wr-lcmnv p.iri of the schiml and hmild rereivn- .1 vmf- uf thunks. ojcrts Vhruughmut the vrmr. Some of you nmy have seen ihe niurals in thi

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Agriculture Club This club is one of the really objective organizations in P. H. S It is composed chiefly of future farmers. They try to learn all they can about the modern methods of this very important trade. Crafts Club This year the Crafts Club is divided into two groups. The boys of this club are working in the shop on Woodcraft while the girls are learning to weave, print cloth and many other interesting things.

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Knitting Club Under the able supervision of Miss Elliott. the largest Knitting Club in many years started the season by each member knitting whatever she chose. Some of the projects already completed include: sweaters, soCkS, mittens. and slipper socks. Chefs Club Mrs. Dawley, Advisor .limnwy Riel was appointed treasurer at the first nie-eting' of the Club. Our rnaln objective for the ye'-:ar was to learn and plan how to funk dishes for Camp- ing trips, entertaining, etc. We plan to prepare at lens! one meal for the :umu- lxf-rs of the Clulw wl11CI1haS the largest rnernbership in the four years it has liven Orgllnxzffwi