Dunedin High School - Talon Yearbook (Dunedin, FL)

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t - cultivates creativity creating pictures with warm and cool colors . . . learning monochromatics and colors ol painting . . . concentrating on your work . . . drawing simple pictures . . . gazing out the window . . . talking to friends . . . painting with color washes and india ink . . . turning bright red when the teachers uses your painting to point out the wrong way to paint . . . mixing plaster ol paris with your hand, taking it out, and the plaster dries too fast - self-made cast . . . being as careful as you can, but still dumping paint in your lap . . . wondering who would be stupid enough to want your plaster project, because it's gone . . . learning how to be creative C75 lj solomon davis 25 edwin hurst - department head 35 mr. davis adds finishing touches. 43 students get their heads together.

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getting to school a half hour late because your bus was late . . . getting suspended for smoking in spite of the fact you know she didn' see you . . . trying to tell miss spencer that your mother did call yesterday . . . getting a permit to leave school because you think you're dying . . . finding your admit through a sea of hands . . . receiving a whack for being late to first period too often . . . getting called out of class to explain why you skipped second period yesterday . . . 13 sharon simpson and anne marie dentino tabulate absentees. 23 nancy wagar 33 mr. crook verifies a student's absence. 43 mrs. gordon poses for the talon. 53 thomas crook 63 lillian gordon 73 leona spencer 214 deans - discipline students fi

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business ed - builds professional talents typing tabulations over and over again to get them right . . . completing a cash journal only to find that you have made a mistake and have to find it . . . going to the st. pete junior college to use their computers . . . daydreaming when you should be taking dictation at 100 q.p.m. . . . having to use ink for bookkeeping when you know you will make fifty mistakes that cannot be erased . . . using calculators for v.o.e. . . . learning the necessary operations for a future job . . . taking dictation at 80 w.p.m., writing as fast as your hand will go, and having your pen out of ink . . . suffering with a substitute who knows nothing about anything while your typing teacher is having a baby . . . failing accounting when you think you handed enough in for at least a d . . . typing a composition and proofreading it twice, then when you get it back you find out you forgot all of the footnotes . . . never reading any shorthand, but by luck you get an a every six weeks. 13 kim mills concentrates on a business letter. 23 elizabeth agnew 33 carolyn byrd 43 mrs. holland corrects voe classwork. 53 minnie lee gartley 63 robert crossett - department head 73 donald hess 83 sharon holland 93 mary lois kennedy 103 rose retterer 113 betty fahey patiently tries to discover the right way to use the accounting machine. 123 mary walthall 133 ruth tribby 143 students enjoy talking to a substitute teacher, and not doing any homework. 153 william wyman 216 - as 1 get l M, f-.. W ,an W