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Who Gave And don't stand there. Words of warning from MR. PROBST to this driver educa- tion class. Us the Know-How MRS. YOUNG is demonstrating to her home economics class a technique that often baffles young mothers: the art of teach- ing one's husband how to care for the junior member of the firm. E i i 2 l l i i l l l ,ual Cmahvfg ampn- roifomviol' ANZA CHEVROLET owners-aL..f MISS PROCTOR gives a practical demonstration at the mixing machine. MISS COLEMAN and MRS. ZEHN- PFENIG are experimenting with a de- vice invented by one of the more mechanically minded students in their home economics classes. They tell us that it is designed for husbands that have trouble threading a needle. MR. ELLIOTT and MR. COGSWELL are preparing for another The man on the spot, MR. MRS. DENNO'S home economics trip in their effort to transform the sophomores of Poly into AYERS. classes learned many methods Sale d'lVe 5- useful in the home.
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MR, HEATH is gaining energy for another test drive in the driver education car. Cheer up, MISS LINDSAY. Someone has to teach the boys' foods class, MR, MARTIN, Poly driver education teacher, is giving us a few pointers on safe driving lor is he short one thumb tack?J And It Wes These People MISS BEVERLY'S home eco- nomics classes learned sewing as well as many other practical Operations for the home. VV MR. NICHOLS and MR. STREETER are sipping coffee in the cafeteria to give them the strength necessary to face the swarm- ing herds of sophomores in their driver education classes. What's cooking? Nothing, we hope, but MISS SCHOULER is checking just to be sure. Some- one in her class couldn't find her books when the bell rang. .--. .--.1 cl 1' A The merry soul of the driver education department was MR. EYNON.
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MR. Pl'llLLlPS, Poly journalism teacher, is a fine example of what happens to teachers af- flicted with the curse of spare time. l-le should have taken lessons from Mr. Luthy. 24 Crime doesn't pay . . . This is what Bob Coppo has learned in chemistry. PoIy's Faculty Was a Vitally MR, COOPER and MR. BARTO are getting a l::ird's eye view of Our Town. f 5 SE l C 4? Vfu3s . K wig 5 C- A- ' t :iw ffm ,A X , . asf? S .L ,,,V,. U , N32 fx Commercial Teacher MISS SCHNEE at a faculty tea.
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