College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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CNE DAX AQ I WAS LOOKING through the school ledger, I noticed some queer thingso Some questions gathered in my weak brain, and, I wonder if you can help me answer them. -. g,--- cy,--.-,, ., -,M . 1 -L ' '55-g,4.f,y-.,x':,13Q-'fqj - , .me ,..L.f,.n ,f.,,-W''1,:..,:'p...fr27S'g.E5i1a. 1.mC.g.lf.:fI 9 LAMPS, HANDBAGQ, AND SALAD BOWL? ARE some ,OFTHE PROJECTS IN INDUSIRIAL ARTS CLASSES it Every morning at ll:OO obloch Q 1 5 - 1 S i fe fi fi I1 li. 1 4 1 i, ii 'i M, 1, .AP 5 4 , . A I ,r C I 1 HE ': 'a 'f L52 ' -44.13 QA -gi. , .-s.'jf ., 'F' ' . A ' Q lf fl-fa' 'j- I ...J- 1. , fauna Lv, -'F '. . Efkti ag-' 3,135 55 'wif' , V,-. - .-.-. -- .-. ..-1. Wt -,an - some fifty eager juniors and V seniors make their way to indus- if Haag Is Martha Jane really a 'trial arts class. Some of them fx tif tempel ? And is Richard, 'really have to go down to the Graphic Wweekn? Did you know that Harry- Arts building, which seems about gf Si? ette was a Nbakern? And since a quarter of'a mileo E, iwhi when has ViVi8D been a nsmithn? The industrial arts class is th li Are Marilyn, Carolyn, Albert divided into five sections, I xii: and Wallace really Hbrownn? I which include, crafts, metal Q REQ didn't know Marilyn was ncrossn, work, mechanical drawing, hand R TES did you? Why are Hilda, Dee, and woodworking and machine wood+ I' Q22 R, Ho nhuntersn? Is Foster any workingo I - ' i I .Ei kin to HStephenn? What, has 'I'IEach'quarter, the students N gi Georgia Nherdn? Can Patsy really' rotate so that they will have at P gig sing a Wdittyn? How can Roger least 'three different types of nf Q? and.Doris be Nlrlesn if they are 'work in a year. When a student Qi not in England? Ervin's father iss a senior and has taken one V QEQ must have been a Krewman or else year- of industrial arts he is Pi hgg how could Ervin be a nKrewsonH? given the privilege of choosing f sig How can Una be a Wchapeln? I the field of work he likes best V ,ig thought chapels were churches, and 'mayi take that course all 'ph gif Since when has Joan become a yearo All of the classes are c ,QQ nmillern? Did Betty and Bob taught by student teachers under .ggf really come from nMarrsU?, Why' the direction of Mr. R. E. Smith, Q Eg doesn't' Shirley ring? She is a The crafts class has been 4 ggi nbelP'isn't she! If you want working in leather, plastic and I gig coal, just call on Don and Bob. ceramics, Russel Halley made a M gf They are UColemans.n Boys, that leather handbag on which he used V 535 lcar you want pryed up just call leather carvingo 3 Egg on Don and he will npry-ern up The students in the. hand- Q Lgg for you. How 'can 'Ruby be a woodworking class have finished E Egg lHPau1H when she is a girl? making bookends and are now Q QQ? v working on projects of their V4 ,QQ 5 ' Owljdfff! . ,Li Q ,'!The machine woodworking class ', Lgg 3 !', rgg, y deals with more advanced projmma M gg 5 , I Harry Katowitz and Freddie 1 arg' .11 Mistler have made lamps on the I Eg f i Glj2iXl- V , lathesg Ruth Boles has finiihed Eg 'A I V a coffee table and is now ma ing if y 55 W 2 P 1 a salad bowl on the lathe,aJerry Qgf ll qlhlhi , y Harding made a sewing cabinet, EQ jf ' a! Betty Marr' and Joan Knaus have Eg I 0 Q .f' f Q :fri made wall shelves and are now on I g V- 9 o 0 9 'J 0 C Sv coffee tables, agd huth Scott is E5 , a 4 r C J - making a cedar c esto gg il f lr - , ,y-f Qt I get Eva-cg U gf V t v H- ',.- -1- va s,-iffiafcfs, LI-:'--vel-.P.fin--fi-1'fr-I ...1.4',!' 'B mu L., xx J' nf SN :5

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