Advance High School - Advancer Yearbook (Advance, MO)

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4 11 11 uv K I Above: Top Left: Grading tests is Harold Tilley. French teacher and counselor, in his office. Remedial education instructor, Mrs, Cathy Morgan, reads to her class. Top Right. Putting avvay books. Bottom Left, is Miss CathY Brown. the librarian forthe second semester. Talking to a student, Max Mayfield, the first semester librarian, files library cards, Bottom Right. Enjoying the spacious library, Right, Kim Rhodes, Ruth Ann Clayton, and Jerry Clifton read some of the new books. French students, Above Right, Kelly Kidd, Barbara Ritter, Sandy, Dixon, Mike Rader, Jeff Douglas. Jerry Clifton, Jane Elfrink, Karen But- trey, and Lynn l-linkle prepare to eat the French cuisine they prepared and used in a play. Above Center: Keith l-lendershott and Jeff Douglas assist each other during auto mechanics class.

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:si 'Se .-15 . r ii t -Qs YW! Above Left: During the science unit on sound. eighth grad- er Patti Veale demonstrates howto make different pitches of sound by blowing across bottles with various levels ot water. Studying the backbone ot a covv is lunior Terry Hill. Top Left, in advanced biology. Top Right: Science Club: tFront Rowl Ruth Ann Clayton,Tammy Stiltsfess Daniel. Linda Johns. tBack Rowj Adviser William Teeters. Scotti Nlier. Mike Bailey. Danny Long. Mike Nloroni, Robert Fran- cis. and Becky Rencllernan. William Teeters dismantles the skeleton, Above Center, to distribute among the advanced biology class for examination. Showing the seventh grade class a hamster. Above Right, is lVlrs. Eglenna Davis. in- structor. Taking part in the unit on sound. Right, is eighth grader Dale Gregory, showing the various sounds pro- duced by applying different amounts ot tension to the string of his homemade instrument,

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AHS Adds To Curriculum Vocational Technical Training For the first time, juniors and seniors participated in a vocational technical school at Central High in Cape Girardeau. Students were bussed to the school each day at 8:15 a.m. and arrived home at 12:20 p.m. Ten students were enrolled in the following classes: electronics, design and drafting, food services, auto body, computer programming, horticulture, and auto mechanics. Learning about life in France by corresponding with French pen pals was one ofthe interesting projects completed by Harold Tilley's French classes. Playing Bingo, which in French is called Bravo, was used as an exercise to learn numbers in French. The library was greatly renovated and was replenished with many new books and equipment.