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1 J . f ff . 7' Y -Mba 3' Wx , A Q? .,,, fi. ., . T 963 .,i, Karen Saltkill, Barbara Sibley, Alice Evarts, and Pam Kohler are learning how to drive a car in Mr. Davis's drivers training class. n5'il'f'is'ul -of 'IN Ja F'-wg ha Wim 5 I Qaiugirua., I. ,rx Phil Elder, Barbara Major, Jim Pohlhammer, Linda Cooper, and Kathy Pohlhammer are show ing a print just off the press in Mr. Russell's 7th hour art class. RTWAGUIDANCE ALL YOUTH need to develop re- spect for other persons, to grow in their insight into ethical values and principles, and to be able to live and Work cooperatively with others. M ,- s'n lf' ALL YOUTH need opportunities to develop their capacities to appreciate beauty in literature, art, music, and nature. Q MR. DON DAVIS B. S., Fort Hays, Hays M. S. , Nebraska U. Guidance Couuiseling, Student Council Advisor MR. CRAWFORD RUSSELL B. S., Fort Hays, Hays Art 21
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MATH ALL YGUTH need to know how to purchase and use goods and services intelligently, understanding both the values received by the consumer and the economic consequences of their acts. MR. BILL CAMPBELL B. S., Fort Hays, Hays, Mathematics I MR. BOB HARRISON B. S. , K.W. U. , Salinag M.S. , K-State, Man- hattan, Principal, Math Mi-. Campbell, are you sure this is the right Barbara Sibley, David Spratlen, Chris Jones answer? ask J. D. Gates and Bob Meats in Gary McCarty, Jane Henningsen, and Vicki ti-ig. class. Cordill say, Division isn't too hard. elk wi' 3 -I-T 3. 1L2sQQQaa-.weweSHttsQmfveinis2iqseassfetrasizymfeszisizsmsawrtnmlwxlir :rv 'iff
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l HOME ECAQLIBR RY ALL YOUTH need to understand the significance of the family for the individ- ual and society and the conditions con- ducive to successful family life. ALL YOUTH need to be able to use their leisure time Well and to budget it wisely, balancing activities that yield satisfactions to the individual With those that are socially useful. MISS HELEN GILLMORE B. S. , K-State, Manhattan Home Economics, Y-Teen Sponsor MRS . IEANNE FARRAND B. S. ,I K. S.T. C. , Emporia French, Librarian Earlene Duvall helps Jim jay check out a book DOIU12 Mehl, Jolene Abram, I9-1'1iC6 Sibley, and while janell Brown and Marlene Grittman wait Gaila Maxwell have fun in the kitchen. their turns. i x , ,LM--f i Ya 969.2
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