George Washington High School - Monument Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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were ,.-v-rf' RETURNING TO flue famlliar lwalls llwis year 'ro malce his debul 'reaching biology was Mr. Slevens, a l959 Washinglon qraduale. l-le was aclive in his high school years, being an oulslamdlng member of Jrlwe foolball Team, an all-slale wr-esller, a member of Lellermerfs Club. and on +l1e Monumenl' sporls slalff.

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Experiments Help Students Understand Theories 64 -A-if Mr. Roberl James Mr. Howard Rallner Mr. Larry Schenlren Mr. Bob Stevens Miss lola Tillipaugln B.S., M.A. BS. BMX. BA. B.A,, lvl.S. Chem Sludy Physics Biology, Advanced Biology Biology Biology l, Advanced Junior Class Adviser Assistant Sophomore Biology 5. i9 5- 4 il rw as in 2 141 1 --J l Ki Mr. Roberl A. Young BA. Biology Miss Linda Young BJX., MJX. Physical Science, Arilhmelic Foolball, Assislanl Varsily Wrestling 'fa STUDENTS MADE molecular models using ielly beans and loolhpicks as a proiect in biology. These were hung from the ceiling in room I47.

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rt' -' vs.:-.. .,,,.,.,-'I .mx ra if Qi a l s ii A 'rm Mrs. Mariorie Allender Miss Shirley Bollhoefer MF- Kennelh Freeman Mr. David Jensen Mrs. RuTh Kelleher B.A., M.A. B.A.. iVl.A. B.A., M.A. B.A. ELA.. M.A. Typing. SecreTarial PracTiCe Senior STenography, Typing Bookkeeping. Personal D.E., VocaTional Typing Shorlhand, NoTehand. Sponsor FBLA Sponsor FBLA, Coordinaior Typifiq. Bl-lSif1f2SS l-aw DECA Club Typing Office Edugai-ion Sponsor FBLA DeparTmenT Chairman Sponsor FBLA Notehand and Typing Are Valuable Aids for College While Office Education Offers New Training for Business Career Business eclucaTion classes learn prac- Tical applicaTion OT skills Tor Their per- sonal use or Tor work in a business ca- reer aTTer graduaTion. Courses are oT- Tered in Typing, shlorThand, bookkeep- ing, business law. clerical pracTice, sales- manship and senior sTenography. Dis- TribuTive EclucaTion and OTTice Educa- Tion are Taken concurrenTly. providing on-The-iob occupaTional Training. Each sTudenT parTicipaTing in The DisTribuTive EducaTion program is employed in a disTribuTive occupaTional Training sTa- Tion Tor a minimum oi TiTTeen hours per week during The school year. STudenTs planning college work Tind classes in personal Typing ancl noTehancl especial- ly helpTul Tor wriTing Term papers and oTher composiTions and Tor Taking lec- Ture noTes quickly. Business EducaTion Teachers sponsor acTiviTies designed To TurTher encourage sTudenTs inTeresTed in a business career. FuTure Business Leaders oTi America and DisTribuTive EducaTion are Two of The mosT popular clubs aT WashingTon. Through The many and varied courses oTTered in business educaTion, sTuclenTs gain experience and pracTice in skills which will be useTul To Them as They pursue careers in business. PERSONAL TYPING sTudenTs develop speed and accuracv under The inslrucTion oi Miss Svoboda.