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

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,S Study and Practice Some of the many parts of the agriculture course are welding, making and repairing farm machinery, and building pens and fences. :lg students also attend cattle and sheep judging meets. ln the classroom they learn soil conservation and various other farm techniques. Z '--4 Teeth were the center of interest in the biology class the day Dr. C. G. Shaddle explained the jaws of dogs, birds, mice, and monkeys. lle told how both the teeth and jaws were formed and about their general work- ing habits. The class had been studying bone structures and the study Of such things as frogs, insects, and mammals. The highlight of the second semester was the making of heredity charts based on some outstanding trait. Although these seemed like a lot ot work, the information gathered from them may later prove valuable. PA l'RlC.l'x Ly.'Kl,l.lVAN, B. 5. Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor Nlfxlilil. MARLAR, M. A., Asst. Supl liiology, journalism. Sponsor: Sr Class, Student Council, Tupelc, Tonic .-ll.NlfN lxl1fNNlzlJH,li. 5. Business lzducation, Senior Llass Sponsor, Business Mgr. of lupek

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TOM WILLIAMSON, B. S. English, Librarian junior Class Sponsor, Play Coach 'Q Vital Steps in Learning Are Deep in thought, the sophomore English class reviews the assignment given by Mrs. Chamberlain, their teacher. The class not only studies the usual grammar and theme writing, but literature as well, which includes such plays and short stories as 'Julius Caesar,' 'She Stoops to Conquer,' and 'Growing Up. DOROTHY CIIAMBERL.-XIN,N1. A. linglish, Latin Sponsor: junior Class, Latin Club J If you're aimin' to be ri SCkilnSU'L'SS, this would be ii t-lass to sit in on. llntler ilu- leadership of Miss Vuehlc, girls learn good manners, cooking hints, and solutions Lo l 1 S. m'ciiaxxi5ii1iLi5, u. s. hom pmb mb Home liconomics lf.ll.A. Sponsor l6

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..,f MARGARET KOEHLER, B. S. Algebra . B. CHAMBERLAIN, B. A., M. S. Mathematics, Science Sophomore Class Sponsor 1 Yes, it's all as complicated as it looks, as either Miss Marlar or Mr. Kennedy, senior sponsors, could tell you. Here they are laying out the best route to Washington. They Serve as Counselors Cornered! Well, not really. It just looks that way because all the teachers are gathered in one place. These are their reserved seats at all assemblies. Although its only aweekly occurrence, seeing them in any other section 'just wouldn't be right? ammnn' if wisf ...mff .A Do you suppose everyone El come?' Either Mrs. Chamberlain or Mr. Williamson, the junior spon- sors, could be asking this question aloud, hoping all their work wasn't in vain. 18