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Page 14 text:
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Lunchtime at last! That mad scramble. The welcome mid-day break to restore to normal that reservoir of physical and mental energy. Our cinderellas of the pots and pans concoct lucious, and delicious morsels for consumption by the ravenous pupils of Suffield High School. Lucious and delicious! ! ! (Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Ken¬ nedy, Mrs. Holt) Work Custodians diligently indulge in late morning work. (Mr. Tallis, Mr. Bell)
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Education for the future realizes our state has been decreed a skilled labor shortage area. Thus this shop, with others planned for construction, will pro¬ vide technical training in woods, metals, and mechani¬ cal drawing. Add to these, driver training and rudi¬ mentary auto mechanics, and there is the picture of skills education for the boys. Here Magnuson, Gifford, and Galetta function un¬ der the wary and unwavering inspection of Mr. Gile. Mrs. Ritter, school nurse, gives treatment for Senior-itis, which seems to be epidemic throughout the class. (Elcock, Noble) What do I see? Is there any¬ thing to see! I ! Especially when eye exams are scheduled early in the Senior ' s day. (Mrs. Ritter, Kelly) Hark the Herald Angels’Sing are the sounds that fill the auditorium during the annual Christmas Assembly presented by the combined Glee Clubs and the Band. Such programs are an integral part of our schedules throughout the year.
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Science education is enthusiastically em¬ phasized through all the grades, reaching its ultimate in Junior-Senior chemistry and phys¬ ics. From General Science and Biology, only the Bold and the Brave move through the necessary mathematics to reach these twin peaks of learning. Here intensity and concen¬ tration mark Lloyd, March, Mrs. Parry, Sulli¬ van, Sweatland. Come fourth period, the 12CP Trig class has a session at the board with Mr. Greenleaf. Busy . . . Amazingly enough, the sten¬ ography class can understand those little marks they make. (Mroz, Tracy, Blodgett, Falkow- ski, Hayes, Hawkins, Marois, Cas- sada) Students, leisurely lounging while waiting for their buses, discuss events of the day. (For some, detentions are easier than work.)
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