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In class we apply the fanalarnentals learned in elementary grades to practical usage. ,, GA Brenda Gustafson is explaining to Richard Zini and Sharon Trevor how to figurethe amount of tax on prqaerty, a very useful thing to know these days. Susan Huntzicker and Charles Schiffman, who is the president of the Music Appreciation Class, are reading the opera La Serva Pa- drona to part of the classg Mike Rubin, librariang Marty Blood- worth, Treasurerg Rose Blount, His- toriang Larry Epstein, librariang and Alvin Jaffee, Secretary. Reading the plots and becoming acquainted with the characters stimulate our interest and apprecia- tion of better music. Susan Switzer is working a graph problem which shows Cynthia Cowgill is showing the correct way to write a para relationship between variables, as x and y 1n the problem. This graph, She has written the paragraph incorrectly first, then cor is used to demonstrate how humidity varies with temperature in rectly, explaining the errors. our study of weather or distance with time in arithmetic.
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LARRY STOUT-Safety Councilg SUSAN SWITZERg KARLEN TATUM -Directory Slaffg JACK TAYLOR- Safety Councilg DOROTHY TRAM- MELL. BUNNELL TRAYNORg JAMES TREACE-Football, Basketball, Safety Councilg SHARON TREVOR: QOYVLIQ TUCPKER3 DIANA VINES. RICHARD WAI.IJACEg CHERYLL WEEKS-Hr. V.P.g IVAN WEINER- Honor Society, Hr. Rep., Ad. Rep.g SANDRA WEISIGERg CATHY WHATLEY--Ad. Rep. HOLLACE WHITE-Hr. Rep.g LINDA WIBLEg BOBBY, W,1LLIAMs-Foot. ball: CHARLES -WILSON+Sa-few Councilg PATRICIA WILSON. W e sincerely hope that we are prepared to do well the work required in senior high :ggi FRANKIE WIN CHESTERg RICHARD ZIN I. NINTH GRADE CLASS MEETING The class officers and represen- tatives of the home rooms hold a class meeting. In our class meet- ing we practice the principles of representative government. There is little time for the Whole class to come together, so all of the class business is transacted through our class officers and home room rep- resentatives. Officers are Presi- dent, Jimmy Mitchellg Vice-Presi- dent, Gloria Goddardg Treasurer, Marty Bloodworthg and Secretary, Mary Ruth Evans. 5l
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W e see how ootzng LS clone first hand W e watch the election being held at the voting polls at school When the election was held in November the civics classes visit- X ed the polls to see how the elec- tion was held. Mr. A. A. Brugge took time to explain the procedure of voting. He explained that a voter had to check his registration to prove that he was eligible to vote. He explained how the vot- ing machine worked and how the votes were counted. It was very interesting to watch people vot- mg. Mr. Brugge is explaining the use of the voting machine to Susan Switzer, - Gail Silverson, Nancy Steadman, Sandra Bressler, Tom Holloway, and Reed Malkin. Lee Shaw and Susie Simmons are shown holding awards won by the Latin department at Snowdon for having the most out- standing celebration of Latin week, April 17-24, 1960. Students worked from September 4th to win this honor, which was un- usual, in that the three beginning classes were competing against all junior and senior high schools in the entire state.
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