Amana High School - Bugle Yearbook (Amana, IA)

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.f -'I' Mr. Kellenberger majored in art at the State College of Iowa. ,W ,. J X S, Mr. Kellenberger Bring 30 On his own time, Mr. Kellenberger tries his hand at woodworking. That short, dark-haired young gentle- man often seen with either a. brush or basketball-Mr. Gordon Kellenberger- has brought with him to Amana an in- creased emphasis on physical education and art. As a result of Mr. Kellenberger's di- verse teaching in his art class, AHS dis- plays all kinds of artistic talent come to life-oil paintings, water colors, sketches, collage and sculpture. Lakeside bulletin boards tell another story as promising talent is discovered young through elementary and junior high art classes. Physical education has come alive, too. Both AHS boys and girls had a taste of football, volleyball, tumbling, soccer and many other sports under Mr. Kellen- berger. Besides academic duties, Mr. Kellen- berger coached junior and senior high girls' basketball. He also served as one of the freshman class sponsors.

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Business Skills Ask any yearbook board member who Mrs. Marilyn jeck is. fThey'1l tell you she's one of the most co-operative persons alive.j As yearbook advisor, Mrs. Jeck spent long hours going over plans, typing and proof- reading with the POSAUNE board and staff. A'side from this extracurricular activity Mrs. jeck taught exploratory typing, typing I and II, bookkeeping, first-semester eco- nomics and second-semester geography. Mrs. jeck has resigned her position to become a full time homemaker and possible part-time graduate student at the State Uni- versity of Iowa. Hands on the keyboard, eyes on the copy Sending the final copy of the year- book to the publishers Mrs. jeck and a young friend

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