Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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PRACTICAL ARTS Preparing for adulthood includes learning these skills practical in everyday life. Kirkwood High of- fers a wide variety of subjects applicable to future occupations and avocations. Therefore, the students find themselves well equipped in the areas of home economics, shop, and secretarial training. PRACTICAL ARTS Mr. Walther, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Grayson, Mr. Clute, Mrs. Con- kin, Mr. McMah Steady now. SCHOOL NURSE New this year, Mrs. Bingham, cur school nurse, is responsible fcr the physical and mental well- being of the student body at K.H.S. Her major duty is administering hearing, seeing, and other tests to all eleventh graders as well as to new students. Mrs. Bingham. A stitch in time saves nini No strikecvers, please. Fifteen

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(laundincf, Qui Mr. Galvin demonstrates. ARTS Standing: Miss Sheppard, Mr. Galvin, Mr. Isaac. Seated: Mrs. Schcch. Watch out for that red light! PHYSICAL EDUCATION DRIVER ' S EDUCATION Strengthening our physical bodies while increasing our sportmanship, agil- ity, and enjoyment of sports is the re- sponsibility of the physical education department. Stimulating class activities and extra-curricular sports make P.E. a favorite activity of all those who partic- ipate in its program. Teaching safe driving skills is the responsibility of the Driver ' s Education Course. A program combining actual driving and class sessions produces many fine student drivers. FINE ARTS Appreciation of the fine arts is important in modern living. Americans have been accused of being over- ly materialistic, and of not enjoying the cultural as- pects of life. The emphasis on academics is partly responsible for this situation; therefore, a knowledge of music and art will produce a well-balanced indi- vidual. Standing: Mr. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DRIVER ' S EDUCATION Hansen, Mr. Page, Mr. Lenich, Mr. Batch. Sentry, Mis. Skouby. Fi urteen

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CrKixlaiinCf, Hie olemettfo MATH Standing: Mr. Hunker, Mr. Miller, Mr Meyer, Mr. Koerber, Mr. Stout. Seated: Mr. Avey, Mrs. Wilkins. Decrease the pressure, increase the volume. MATH AND SCIENCE Try spending a day without employing some form of math or without viewing the scientific won- ders that surround us. Impossible, isn ' t it? And so it has been through the years and will be in the years to come with the increasing emphasis on these indispensable fields. SCIENCE Mr. Stacker, Mr. Stixrud, Mr. Haase, Mr. Piro, Mr. Headlee, Mr. Wiggins, Mr. Tomlin, Mr. Bush. Sixteen