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They also plant beans, change tires, watch movies, Learning to change a tire 15 perhaps one of the most rmportant lessons ln drrver trarnlng Mr Heery IS demonstratlng wrth the help of P Showley and the 1958 Ford to K M tzszer B Slrsher and A Savage the rechnrque of gettmg the job clone wrth the least amount of nme and effort Expert coachlng by Mr Deeb and frequent practlclm. on the part of L Gohn L Shrrver B Warner and B Wagrmner made the FFA land yudg,1ng team the best rn the state Wrnnrng the state contest at Marlon enabled thrs team ro attend the natronal race ln Oklahoma along, mth another RHS team whrch had taken fourth place honors at the stare 10 , , Q . . 7 . . , . e K , , , . K KY r f I r . , - 1 - - - v . . Y ' I . . F 7 3 . ' , 1
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dissect frogs, write essays, and work problems Y LEFT-Advanced chemistry, a new subject at RHS. prepared ten students for college chemistry courses. R. Kirkendall and C. Kindig get an approving glance for experiments Well clone. RIGHT-Never pour water into acids: this was one of the fundamentals learned by tirst year chemistry students K. Newcomb. N. Keyser, and J. Fraser. The results of tests and experiments with a number of dzssected frogs were viewed and tnmpared in biology class by Mr. Xlfutson. I. Brubaker. and IT. Gamble. Nlembers of Nlr Ra s government classes found the . , A . Q A' weekly American Observer a welcome diversion from the textbivolq. Vilas thu .1 ZEBRA TALES. I., Knauff'
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