Humansville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Humansville, MO)

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Raymond Christensen questions, May I go home now, Ms. Hogan? SOCIAL STUDIES Ms. Hogan still has that .. . uh . . . different touch of teaching classes. As Debbie Piper put it, It's never boring. You never know what she is going to do next. Ms. Hogan still likes to use her wig and ape mask to help her tell jokes. Jeanie Skopec, geography student, commented, She makes things interesting; she's also crazy and jokes around with kids a lot. Most students say the way she teaches is good, because it's different from the regular routine of class work. One student said, Her personality is different. mean, she acts like a monkey, and she has pictures of monkeys all over the classroom, too. But, of course, there is always the other side of the story. No matter how a teacher teaches his or her classes, there will always be somebody complaining. Like Bob Van Holt who simply said, She makes us work too hardI Clen Locke always found time to read during class. FRESHMEN Allan Anderson Clifford Aspey Dean Blazek Not Pictured: Glen Locke, Tonya Grindstaff Warren Bledsoe LaDonna Boyle George Brown Mike Burrow Paula Chasteen Charlotte Churning Becky Cutbirth Mike Davis Steve Davis Sandy Fero Jamie Fine Sue Gorman Kim Hall Clifford Hewitt Sherry Huebner Janice Ladish Denise Laws Phillis Lee FrmhmUs'BocUl Btudim

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Chris Hughes Theresa Hunter James Kline Carolyn Lambert John McCarty Michele Midles John Murphree Jacqueline Myers Patty Rains David Sawyers Deonn Squibb Becky Stovall Billy Stovall David Talbert Kathy Tinsley Mary Voelker Eddie Winfrey Kenneth Witt Venita Wyatt Not Pictured: Beth Locke, David Oyler ABOVE: Preparing Mexican food for the Spanish Banquet needed lots of work and time, as Steve Bauer soon found out. RIGHT: The Spanish Club did their very best in decorating the school cafeteria for the Spanish Banquet to get a Mexican and Spanish atmosphere. ESPANOL (SPANISH) Sometimes there were weird phonetic sounds from Room 201. The utterances didn't sound like English. In fact it was Mrs. Fitzpatrick teaching Spanish. The Spanish class soon formed a Club which started organizing a banquet to raise money for a trip to the Spanish Plaza in Kansas City. Is Spanish hardf Mrs. Fitzpa- trick said, It's pretty difficult. You have to almost put English out of your mind and just concentrate on learning the different tenses and verbs.'' T

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Rebecca Long Kelly Mank Tonya Mank Mark Miller Brian Pitts Tina Powelson Pam Rains David Reyes Belinda Routh Melissa Scott Terri Spears Jeff Stacy Shelly Stacy Mike Swear ingin Cary Tharp Richard Weaver Terri Willis Dan Wohnoutka SCIENCE, DRIVERS ED LEFT. Studying dissected animals, Judy Skopec soon found out, was quite common in Mrs. Myers science class. Besides studying starfish, they also studied dissected cats, clams, worms, frogs, fish and shark. ABOVE. Smiling as he gets in, Eddie Winfrey prepares to take his final Drivers Ed test with Ms. Allen. rrmkmft ajm Drlrmr Bd T