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Mur.rg the httern-ntimite homeroom period, roll call, lunch count, absence excuses, and devotional* '* occupy his time. Since this room! contains the reference boob, there ate usua ly a few pupils looking up a fact 01 a date needed before the first period begins at 9:15, when Mr. Jepkins goes to Room 8A to teach grammar to 35 eighth grader*. Inuring th- second! 55 minute period i he. teaches grade 8 B. an other 35 pupils, literature. At -the third period 55 pupils are in his charge in a study hall in the library and adjoining room. He spends his time helping them With their studies. ’checking library books in or out, looking for material for someone':! report, and acting as policeman to keep the boys and jprts bcsv. After lunch recess, which he has free for he serves his patrol duty for an hour before or pfter school every third week, Mr. Jenkins has another study lutll with 70 pupils. He repeats the same
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