Forrest Strawn Wing High School - Tupek Yearbook (Forrest, IL)

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MABEL NIARLAR A. B., M. A. Assistant Superintendent VERA GULLBHRG Strawn Grade Principal CQYRI1. Al.LliN .-X. H. Forrest Grade Principal I.lI. X Hi RCIL Sr A H, 5. Wing L1rm1cPrir1t'1p4xl

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Kl:lTll AMSTUTZ President A. ll. TOMLINSON Superintendent Keith Amstutz, Stuart Miller, Ernest Brauman Late Hours, Hard Work Characterize Our Board This year the school board had an extra headache added to the many that are common throughout a usual year. The present building problems were the cause. Although the new building will house the grade school, the old structure will have to be re-modeled to hold the high school. Actual building is to get under way toward the end of the year. All the board mem- bers, as well as Prof and the architects, have been meeting regularly trying to smooth out some of the obstacles. School budgets, finances, and teach- ers salaries are also items that must be settled during the year. Lnder the leader- ship of Keith Amstutz, president, the board handles all situations to the best of their ability.

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P JAMES HASHBARGER, B. S. American History Assistant Coach it j 1 f , BARBARA LOVELESS, B. S. Girls' Physical Education Sponsor: Freshman Class, G.A.A. GLENN PlCKE'l l', B. A. Boys' Physical Education, World History, Athletic Coach A Strong Faculty, Good Classworku A look into Illinois is the topic for the day by the junior History Class. The class, taught by Mr. James Hashbarger, has just completed a Constitution test to qualify for graduation. Whoops! Excuse mell' This is one of the expressions overheard during one of the weekly co-rec sessions. The sophomore class, below, is playing a hard game of volleyball. This truly is a game that is 'every gal and guy for himself. Among other co-rec activities are dancing, badminton, and ping-pong. This class provides old-fashioned fun for everyone.