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MUSIC AND WASPS Music mokes up a
large part of the activity side of school ond
Eetty Sterntt, left, and Connie Loy in picture
No. 1 are just two of the many students who
toke part in musical activities. Poking his
finger in a wasp's nest In No. 5 is Tommy
Rhodes, who starts early to develop a keen
interest in science.
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DRUMS AND WOODWORK Future mu
sicians begin their careers early, and Edmund
Hake in picture No. 2 might well be the uni
formed drummer in a big parade someday.
Picture 4 it a typical scene from a wood
working class with Pat Kittredge putting the
finishing touches on hi woodwork project.
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