Bonner Springs High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Bonner Springs, KS)

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1 ■ If Ust bisJdL • • • • • s. fi hrdrtklin ■ ■ P If you ever remember anything from high school, Mrs. Jean Ann Shea wants you to remember that Hunger is the best pickle!” Language Arts Department Stresses Fine Points Of English Mr. Harold Marcum ponders over the worth of a student’s speech. Coaching the debate team, directing the plays, and preparing stu- dents for speech contests also keeps Mr. Marcum busy outside class. A modern teaching device, the overhead projector, is used by Mrs. Doris Stith in her English IV and Larin classes. 12

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Academics We seek. . . knowledge to develop our skills and talents in the industrial arts; to discover the truths in science; to learn of our heritage in history; to refine our culture in the fine arts; to use the tools of better communication; to strengthen our minds and bodies; to further our education, so that we can open the gateway to success and to the wealth of mankind. Departments Language Arts........................12 Foreign Languages....................15 Fine Arts............................16 Science..............................18 Math.................................19 Social Science.......................20 Commerce.............................22 Physical Education...................23 Industrial Arts......................24 Special Services.....................26 Library and Guidance.................27 11

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Mrs. Shea’s sixth hour publication class works frantically on the 67 Totem Pole. Checking Pow Wows just oft the press is Mrs. Carrie Feinstein, journa- lism and publications instructor. f - Gee, only ten absent today! ' says Mrs. Sharon Clemens, sophomore English teac her. 13