Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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77514. aagefz yd eaybq .-11 .1 A fragrant aroma is constantly arising from the room in the lower hall, and it is not from the cafeteria, but from our cooking room. We learn the basic fundamentals of cooking and serving and put our knowledge to Work. We fry chickens, make cakes, pies, salads, and cookies, and at Christmas-time we make delicious candies. Yes, We should be prepared to be future home makers .... fbelowh . . . We are kept busy typing, filing, and mimeographing. We are the secretaries of the faculty. In classes we type and mimeograph schedule cards, programs, and the latest bulletins from the office. During the music festival this year We were kept busy taking dictation in shorthand from the critics. Having a very efficient teacher, Miss Mitchell, We really did not have much trouble reading our shorthand. Our commercial classes prepare us for the business World. page seventeen 7?i4l4 main 7714224 '4 eu76ma64c'aa

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mm 204,,a.4'4 mm 544444 dem 4444, 444,44 We of this senior English class are busily studying our workbooks. Maurice has another question-he always has one that is of interest to the class. We have already written our term papers, read the Tale of Two Cities, studied and listened to records of Macbeth and analyzed short lyric and narrative poems. We expressed our originality through the Writing of essays and the composing of poetry for the National Anthology Contest. Miss Robinson certainly knows how to keep us busy. .... fbelowb . . . We are really trying to find a micro-organism. We are discovering a whole new World for ourselves. The star of our pic- ture is protozoag the producer is natureg we are the supporting cast. Our props are a micro- scope, slides, and a beam of light. This show goes on every day in the biology class in room 107. Mr. Mitchell is our censor. 464770. 66466444 it 'Z page sixteen

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0m 7Zew 7 ' 7ea4mbaZ Soho! V- JJ' Q f rf .. -' --affix. , . , :L-eshqx , . L., H o , - Pictured at the top is the S100,000 Franklin Technical School located at Thirteenth and Pearl Streets. The building has just been completed by the Federal Works Agency for the Joplin Public Schools Vocational Educational Department. It is one of the best vocational, instruc- tional buildings in the Southwest. An invitational dedication was held at the school on Friday, March 19, at 8 p. rn. Open house With classes in session demonstrating these Var- ious machines was held Sunday, March 21. In the picture below We see Mr. Wood, Superin- tendent of schools, at the extreme left with Dean Harlan Bryant of the Junior College and Mr. Harding, Mr. Christman, school board members. At the extreme right are our principal, Mr. Deatherage, architect, Mr. Manning, and head of the Vocational department, Mr. Baker. In the foreground, center, to the left, is Mr. Mark Henderson, president of the school board, receiving from Milo H. Johnson of Kansas City, assistant division engineer of the F. W. A., the deed officially delivering the building to the board of education. page eighteen