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Questions, questions and still more questions Faculty members find that there is rarely a time in the day when they are free from questions. This page, top, Coach Reed answers a student's question by telling him where to go. Counselors Douglas and Schaefer check the questionable schedules of their questionable seniors. Bottom, Coach Traasdahl has obviously reached the end ot' the road when it comes to answering questions. Shirley Bradley shows the animation that is necessary for a school secretary when she answers still another question at registration. Burger, Cram, and Edwards prepare to lace the question of problem student behavior at the girl's basketball game against Rancho. Opposite page, top, Beverly Mudd shows Tonda Spyhalski the answer to the question, What do you do when Miss Cornelius asks you to make a broom. Nancy Molignoni and her students look at the questionable goings on in the parking lot. Bottom, Mr. Ross answers the many questions of the enthusiastic TV students. tml xii fan .sri Q ft ,le 16 1 3
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