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MODERN DRESS SHOP
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TECH TUDE TS .FORM
ORGANIZATIO.
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118 W ashingt on A ve.
Endtcott
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J EWELRY
CO., Inc.
6 Washington A ve.
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BISHOP'S MEAT MARKET
"Quality ,\!eats"
122 W . Main St.
Phone 889
ovello's Dry Cleaning Co.
Plant at Geo. F. H ighway, Endwell
Phone Endtcott 866
1106 North St.
MocCiary-Stobler
INSU RA NCE AGE NCY, Inc.
100 E. Main St.
Phone 418
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MODERATE PR!CES
ENUICOTT FL RIST
114 W ashington A ve.
Phone 441
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BEA
BETTE
BI'~AUTY
P
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212
1 ' 2
W ashington A ve.
En dicott
For A ppoint ment Phone 269
At the beginning of this semester a new
club was formed to acquaint tech- tudent.
w;th the problem. of modern industry; stim–
ulate inter sts on the part of its members
nlong technical lines, and bring about a better
under:tanding· among par nt: of the aim and
objectiY
c:;
oi all school acti\'ities. The officers
ar • Henry Woodrow \Vilscn, l'resid nt; Jack
llartlu\\', Vtce President ; Robert Ru(ller, See–
r
tary and freasurer; lichael Zakri, General
Officer, and J .
D.
~lacQueen
and L.
K .
Clark,
faculty advi or..
At
out· April meeting, .Mr. Langway an
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:\1.
B.
engineer, ga,·e a talk on the oppor–
tuniti • a,·ailable for young men who posse
technical traintng.
Th final meeting of th
y
ar
was held
Ia~
2-1,
whPn t he club heard William Foughy,
per,·onel manager of the Agfa-An. co Corpor–
ntion. Th subject of his d.scu:sion wa; Yery
helpful i•1 that it infor.ned th group how
to
apply succe::;::;fully for employment.
Other a( tivilies of the club include a ,·ery
pronHSII•g ol t-ball tournament now in prog–
re:!:' with s ix teams participating·. The annual
outing and picn ic is being planned for the fir::;t
week in June.
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EXHIBIT
The Don Econ girls have gone "social" thi,;
season, t•nt rtaininl!' at Hallowe' n and Valen–
tine parti . and developing their skill in
a
variet: of entertainment proYided by
~larion
Hills. Gam s con, isted of fiddlesticks,
pi11~
pong matches and the popular intloor sport,
hinese
c.:
hecker•.
Preparations are undet· way for the " Dom
Econ .'pring E:»hi bit." Leda l'izer assisted
bv
Anita
Du
Uois and G t•trude Fred rick are
it.l charge.
Spotl suits, culottes and pajames made hy
th"
Homemakinr~
A
class, slip cov •rs, d1 ap ric '•
bedspreads and curtains made by the Homc–
mal:ing
B
cia, s will be exhibit d. Table set·
ling; and food displays will b included .
The pur·poc; of this disFlay is to bring
about
a
c
tter understanding
b
tween the
mothers of the homemaking !!.iris and the
teac:h
r·s
of the department. The public is
rn:ited to attend the exhibit in the high schoo:
cafeteria the first. week of June.
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I'ag-;• 1~)
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llin).{hamton Xorth
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(away)
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OwN('o (away)
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2a
Bin<Yhamtou entral (away )
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Bim~hamton
•orth
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27
Ithaca (away)
J
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2
lthaea
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or·wich (away)
JutlC 7 Sectional Golf Tournament. (En-Joie)