Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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Fig. 70 Date Mo. Day Year MR. LOUIS GRAVEN woobWoHuiw 'imy Identification and Uses jE Fig. 65 Fig. 50 I I 3N OF FURNITURE Identifi Fig. 52

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MISS MARGUERITE COOK THE MONTH . . . random rv ix U1L J ,XlON Man is all symmetric, f proportions, one limljg to another. — Herbert — Movement is the first fact that we The movements of breathing and tt cranium bona maxillary cervical region of spinal colt nasal clavicle shoulder refc. Spinal cola nnommsli pafeile (k larsu Figure 391. Skeleton op Man , place for the attachment of mus in and other delicate organs. 33 % lumber Volume 23 Number 5 WILSON LIBRARY BULLETIN Of all the dirty tricks— Putting books on that I ollar January 1949 THE Public Relations Number of the Bulletin has come to be the annual favorite, copies apparently never being discarded, but used indefinitely. But at least every number is different— there is so much to the vast field of public relations that issues can roll off the presses year after year without duplication. And still there is more to say! 1 March, practical What di from a p over? please) publicity January in the learning sion of the Camp mocracy project, March, tneir Dirtnaay iiiuuui. i w paiueuiaia wmc Camp Fire Girls, 16 East 48th Street, New York 17. » O » Proceedings of the Mountains-PIains Library Conference appeared as the Colorado Library Association Bulletin Number 22, October 1948. Copies are available from James G. Hodgson, Colorado A and M College, Fort Collins. An alphabetical and professional and clerical libraries is available at Erie Public Library, Erie, W'estinghouse Sound Motion Films for School Use lists borrowed free of charge costs. Teachers may secure copi writing School Service Departm Electric Corporation, 306 Foi 1017, Pittsburgh 30, Pennsylvaj » O For a sample and prices of a other publications with a bearing on the world apostolate of the Catholic church,'' write to Mary-knoll Bookshelf Library Service, Maryknoll P.O., Publications of the ible to libraries free k State Library, Gift 1, New York. ttractive booklet de-npany, will be sent 2 supply lasts, to li- rge H. Lovett, 440 Company of Chicago birthday. Publishers, second hand books, making used books The Chelifers Ex Libris