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WILLIAM K. MALLORY Nav' -df'T'tf?' bv Var . AQf F ,, Agn. MRS. ELLEN JENSEN H. S. 8: Elementary Art: Junior class sponsorg Minneapolis Art In- stitute, B.S. degree in Ed., University of Mo., Member of MAEA, MSTA, NAEA, PCTA, PTA MISS MARY GAY LEMON Home EC I, II, lVg FHA sponsorg B.S. degree in Ed., Missouri State Teachers Coll. Vocational Agricultureg FFA spon- sorg B.S. 62 A.B. degrees in Agricul- ture, University of Missourig Lions Club MISS RUTHMARY MARTIN English II IV Speech Dramatics Junior and Senior plays Pep squad sponsor AA degree Hannibal La Grange BA degree Lulver Stock on MRS KATHERINE S MOTLEY English II III Student Council sponsor A B degree Missouri Valley Missouri State Teachers Coll MEd degree University of Mo Member of MSTA National State and Dist Councils of Teachers f English me vw-'T' gt! Kd- 'R ,F f W If V ' j A .- ro . . , ro ' ' 1 u. - Q . I . I O . . . ,. .. . . I .. I ' I ffwifv, . tk 'Ii-.q. ii eggvta ' ' wwe- T . , . , 4 Wjlgjfjg 4 M ,iw w MM , V 1. . W K X
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Increase Total Curriculum Units, Broaden English Department Scope Mr. Elmore teaches shop, woodworking, metal-working and drafting. He is also currently the president ofthe CTA. C' I if 45 Q ,. Q E g .. b N . 3 Q - E l 1. QE t-,- g i ii li . I l we 125' ,an S 4:11 I ggi? . K. Q 'M V A 'Wap all ...J Advanced farm shop is one of many areas of vocational agriculture offered to juniors and seniors. The class gives near- ly 30 boys the chance to learn new ideas on farm-machinery construction and craftsmanship skills. Wagon frames, loading chutes, gates, wagons and beds, grader blades, cabinets, observation platforms, tool boxes, racks, holding chutes, and feed boxes are typical farm class projects. 21 Mrs. Motley's English III stu- dents are required to make note- books and to memorize certain poetry selections by famous authors. Mrs. Motley offered this quotation from A Spoon River Mother as one of her philoso- phies regarding poetry, Memo- rize some bit of verse of truth or beauty, It may serve a turn in your life. She also added, I hope every student forms the habit of' memorizing bits of poetry which may give him vision and hope.
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Just the First Year of Occupancy, Miss Fischer and Miss Griffcn discover an interesting book while Miss Lemon dCSCribcS 21 HOITIC Economics bullelifl Mr. Atkinson awaits the arrival of his driver education students board, while Lelia Howard receives counseling from Mrs. Blessing. 1 r W-a e , 1 2 5 ea li 5 , , 55 , s 4' 3,1 . i ' fi 'vis Q? 1 23
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