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drive themselves. Washing grimy vmiforms. Instilling confidence. Bursting air,hubbles. Stuffing rbd physical. Inspiring/the- mental. Learning the jargon. Understanding the plays. Defending the referees. Sustaining the coach. Cheering the victories. 'Consoling the losses. / Firing the fighting spirit. Calming the spirit to fight. Enjoying the bull sessions. Riding to tournaments. Thrilling at victory. Cheering with glee. Bursting with pride. And loving every minute of it!
Magazines For RCHS As many people have asked me about the kinds of magazines requested by the high school, I should like to explain just which magazines we need, and for what we will use them. Such magazines as Time, Life, Look, Good Housekeeping, Holiday, Reader's Digest, McCalls, Ladies Home Journal, Newsweek, US. News and IVorld Report, Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, National Geographic, Outdoor Lift and any others containing pictures and articles on current events and people, which will be useful for future reference for reports and term papers by the pupils, are most acceptable. Also :.ny good up-to-date fiction, biography, or history books and books of animals, sports or teen age mystery and romance books, as Nancy Drew Mystery Storiees, Hardy Boys Series, and Tom Swift Series, which are no longer used at home and are in good condition, will be most gratefully received and used by students.
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