Adair Casey High School - Bomber Yearbook (Adair, IA)

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New Equipment Betters Art Dept. Improvements are so many at A-C, you may not notice the changes in the art room; Paul Hoffman is responsible for these. Much to the amaze- ment and envy of many other teachers, Mr. Hoffman has a new desk plus a drying rack, five easles, two potter's wheels, and many new tools. Brave students challenge the weather to get to such classes as Photography, Ce- rem ics I and II, and Crafts, taught by this recently married teacher with a BA from Buena Vista College. Something else that is new is Mr. Hoff- man's part of the yearbook staff, he has taken charge of photography. Some of the high points of the art year were a ceramic demonstrater from B-F, a trip to the Artrain at Creston, Conference Art Fair at B-F, and the an- nual A-C Art Show.

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 Social Science Department Have you seen a familiar face walking the com fields and woods searching for Iowa's wildlife? It's probably John Rose, who said hunting was his favor- ite hobby. Mr. Rose has a Masters in Curriculum from Mankato State University. He teaches political science, world cultures, American Minorities, and foreign affairs. He is also assistant football coach and head track coach. There's a new face with an old name around A-C this year—Allyn Monaghan. Allyn received a B. S. in Education from NWMSU and sold sporting goods before resigning to teaching. For a first year man, he has a pretty hectic schedule. He is teach- ing American History, geography, and reading. He is also a man of many sports as he has a sport for every season. He is assistant varsity football coach, Jr. High football coach, assistant varsity girls' bas- ketball, head baseball coach and last but not least — Little League coach.

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Medieval Feast Highlights Home Ec. Dept. On January 29, Mrs. Sturm and Mr. Rose combined their classes to celebrate a Medieval Feast at the high school. Above: Mr. Witt and Mr. Emmert are being entertained by the court jester, Todd Ocheltree. Our home economics department is headed by a very capable person, Doris Sturm. Some of her many classes in- clude Home Ec. IS II, exploratory, independent sewing, tailoring, and the increasingly popular bachelor living. With the new facilities she has this year, two stoves, one refrigerator, new peg board and storage space, the home ec room is more efficient and modern. Mrs. Sturm attended Simpson College where she received her B. A. 15