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it Page Eighteen Now l select from a busy school day samples of class- room procedure and achieve- ment that win the blue-ribbon prize in the estimation of the students. It satisfies . . . . . . when a teacher who knows his subject can put it across in a friendly fashion. Here Mr. Gass, mechanical drawing instructor, gives some fine points in the technique of inking. The big sleep . . . ...characterizes the quietness of study hall, but brains literally rattle away as homework assignments are completed. Mr. Ball's guard duty might have something to do with those better grades. Chicken scratches? . . . . . . Heavens, no! lt's merely Mrs. Thoman's English class in a diagram- ing session. Students like graphic and visual aids to learning.
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While old-man Sun . . . Far from the madding crowd . . . . . . was hard on the eyes, these teachers enjoyed . . . they relaxed at Liberty Park Cthe setting of the its Warm rays one autumn day as they hashed over picnicl. Standing: Mrs. Kathryn McCurdy Qlfrenchl, football and teachers' salaries. You know them to Harry H. Taft CMath.l, Margaret Dennison CEnglishl: be lesse O. Beck fljootball Coachl, Mary Duck CTest- seated: Ruth A. Partridge Clinglishl, Harold H. Hetzler ingl, Frank E. l-larnar Commercial Geographyl, Ed- CSpanishD, Ruth L. Reager Clffnglishl. ward I. Campbell CPhysical Educationl. Page Seventeen ii?
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Sitting pretty . . . . . . are these Woodshop boys who can take home their master-pieces Clawn chairsl. Those enjoying the tangible comforts of their education are: I. Myers, I. Thomas, I. Lipscomb, G. Roszpopa, G. Zerefos, F. Serrino, A. Callion, and S. Dulaney. Learn by doing . . . . . . ,is the motto of office practice stu- dents. Cutting a stencil is the problem at hand for D. Vernarsky, D. Le Master, D. Lowry, S. Graham, Miss Kensy, and P. Levanos. Of Lab I Sing . . . . . . Here R. Moore, D. Biliuris, I. Bun- das, and H. Shape destructively distill coal and wood and collect the gases thereby produced. By-products of this process are valuable to the industrial World. Page Nineteen Eif-
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