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Xgiclfil 6. Chemistry Laboratory Assistants Iames Robinette and Richard Kicak, Chemistry Labora- tory Assistants. experiment to determine the water oi hydration. One ot the most highly specialized de- partments in Schenley High is operated by the Chemistry Laboratory Assistants. ln addition to experimenting with analytical chemistry, their tasks involve preparing the material tor the experiments ot the chemistry classes. The Schenley Library Assistants, Vivian Peoples, Florence Terry, Bertha Rayzer, lean Crane, Aurelia Ramsey, Mary Ann Nalitz, lanet Zoll, Flora Ramsey, Willa Mae Harris, Dorothy Szymanski, Pauline S e a l s, a n d Anna Seboroslci, voluntarily donate their time to aid the librarians. ll I I I ll Assistants to Librarians Under Mrs. Swartz's direction. these students are be- coming acquainted with all phases ot library work.
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Future teachers These young people, under the guidance of Mr. Mechlin, meet to explore the teaching profession. T. Aidukiewicz, D. Antoinin, R. Beasley, E. Farris. 'P. Iohnson. R. Klein, A. Len- non, R. Neal. I. Nixon, P. Osttield, G. Sheitey. M. Stockey. G. Welsh, E. Williams are members ol the Future Teachers of America. Movie operators Contributing valuable personal time and ellort. the movie operators under Mr. Hosack are definitely a service club. They have brought Schenley into a place of prominence as an exponent of audio-visual education. d The ree1 story B. Ault, I. Olszewski, S. Georqe, T. Walsh, W. Harrison, R. Liddell, H. lfliwowarski, B. De- Grozia, R. Ocb, I. Kelly, E. Brown, M. Hoffman, C. Brown, I. Hamer, R. Castellucci, I. Ruffner, M. Dustivich, B. Kessler, and F. Kahn are mem- bers of the Movie Operators Club sponsored by Mr. Hosock.
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fwszwr. ,, Blue-printing for the future. Future dratltsmen learn the iundamental principles oi mechanical drawing .lam Printer's devils? In Schenley it is p:inter's angels. The school paper, as well as all tickets and programs are printed here. Mr. Hart- wick's boys are well prepared to earn a living. The machine age Skill in operating many machines is made possible through generous ex- penditures by the Board of Education lor equipment. ' 'NA
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