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For many, senior high school represents the
completion of formal education. For all, it
is a stepping stone to the future. The stu­
dent is given an opportunity to discover in
which field his interest lies and to select
courses which will best suit his individual
needs. Upon graduation, he is prepared to
become a productive member of his com­
munity. His future holds golden opportuni­
ties which are there for his taking, regard­
less of the path he may choose to follow.

Utilizing the technique of the microscope are members of Mrs.
O'Brien’s Biology class. They are left to right: Betty Lou Johnson,
Lynn Tefkowits, Robert Miller and Henry Lovett.

SAaping. awe mindd.

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Busy at work, Mr. Macfarlan assists Robert Miller Mr. Nasta, teacher of Industrial Arts, demonsttates
in constructing a project. some printing techniques to Howard Rockefeller
and John Yetter.

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