Cisne High School - Echo Yearbook (Cisne, IL)

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gr:-f M if, Student teaching in agricultural education is now in its third year at Cisne Community High School. The course is a part of the professional semester for prospective teachers of vocational agriculture, offered cooperatively between the University of Illinois and the local school. Two courses are now being offered in our school - Education 275, 3 semester hoursg and Education 277, 5 semester hours. During the past three years 12 new teachers have been trained in our depart- ment. LPLAND WELLS of Farina, ED. THOMAS of Sandoval discuss the charts displayed in the Ag room. MR. BILL FRY E inspects a new text book for agriculture. In addition to his regular high school classes, Mr. Frye has adult classes and trains student teachers. JERRY WARREN of Flora, DONALD KRAATZ of Ullen making plans for the future.

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14nd 7042! e 4564440 MRS. PATRICIA WOLFE illustrates how to serve in badminton to Karen Price and Mava Moats. MRS. IDA CARSON was not present to dis- cuss substitute teach- ing with Mrs. Ada Mae Roosevelt and Mrs. Bonnie Leathers. MR, PAT HAND, Coach, P. E. , and Drivers education. MRS. KATIE HAND, Suellyn Lindsey and Dee Ann Rockhold discuss a new song to be used in chorus class.

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5644455 MR. GEORGE HUBBLE is trying to judge how long it will be before he and his assistant OSCAR WATSON can mow the lawn. K 2 Swede! PHYLLIS WATSON and JUNE POWLESS discover that they do not have to fill the pots and pans so full since the grade school cafeteria got under way in February. MINOR BUTLER, FRANCIS MUSGRAVE, ELLS- WORTH DUKE, EVANS ST LEDGER, CHESTER COLCLOSURE and LOWl1L BULLARD manage cheerfully with the school bus troubles and bad roads. MISS LADONNA MERRICK, Secretary, writes a pass for Leslie Wylie and Kenneth Hohlbaugh.