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-. n 'A H l,zffLA4.:3,eI,,g154Al- urrfou um Curriculum.. .youth gaining knowledge and experience . . . dijerent classes through the day . . . a lecture on the organization of a state . . . A understanding equilibrium in chemistry . . . memorizing the components of a good news story . . . youth preparing for the future . . . an aspiring secretary practices her shorthand . . . a future artist places the jinishing touches on his first masterpiece . . . curriculum . . . helping to build a strong foundation for coming years . . . 2,3
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F. . 1 ' , N as i ? XXX Mr. Norman Wolfe, Assistant Superintendent, and Mr. Lloyd Van Buskirk, Director of Finance, con- template a proposal made at a board meeting. ., .Vs As Foreign Language Coordinator, Mrsi Louise Couture must be familiar with all available text- books and other materials. ' 'Q Q ' Z. . A: x ' if Mr. Daniel Nesbitt, Deputy Superintendent, and Mr. Kenneth Nagley, Di- rector of Personnel, review teacher prospects for next year's staffs. Math Coordinator Mr. Peter Drees considers the advantages of offering honors math courses at the junior-high school level. ' ' i A I 3 , 25
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