Kennett High School - Indian Yearbook (Kennett, MO)

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X 'E' Freshmen PAT SPEARS DONNA STAFFORD BERNICE STAGGS PAULA STOUT 6. 'PA l 4' I SHARON SWADER THAL THROWER CATHERINE TUBBS SANDRA TUCKER BILLY VAVAK MARCIA WALDEN ,fe ' y A' Q V. 1 is v A fm, f ' - A A 5.1 3. Class W A K. is i Q A 5 auf 1 V I 5 . A T W '61 ' ' 1 .,. f, 1 A I A 'ff , ' .. avf,g1,!g , 5 I ' IV' A A f f K I f 5 . I W I J It 1 i Q f fi f' 'QU' sfiffg Q. Q n 7 'UF . 5 3' 45 IANICE WALLS LARRY WALLACE MIKE WATSON RAY WAYNE ROWENA WAYNE RETHA WEEDMAN SHARRON WHITEHORN LILA IO WILSON IERRY DON WILSON TONY YOUNT 4' ssss' A ssfs 'ix 41' B . Y, ,I , X

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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING-- IJXRGEST OF FIVE OF CAMPUS TYPE PLANT KHS students are fortunate in beinq able to attend a school offering advanced courses in both mathematics and science as well as having an rzxcszllf-nt businrbss and commt-rcial depart- ment. A total of forty-four courses wtre often-u at Kennett liigh last semester, and these are classitied in the following categories: No. Students Language Arts 461 Social Studies 430 Fine Arts 541 Practical Arts 319 Physical Educa 495 Mathematics 254 Science ZOZ Miss Taylor s typing class is enjoying a time writing 5 Ex Dtvou au- The commercial subjects, music and art are located in the Administration Building. English II holds its classes in A zzuilding. The growing interest in the practical arts and fine arts are demonstrated by the fact that there are more courses Jffered in these fields than any others. Many students who lo not have the ability to pass advanced science courses are lreparing themselves to earn a livinu. 0 1 , 950 ROW ww avd Y an . om X1 uvvloo' shew 066915, Mr. Stanley seems to be all .rj TSW!- ,...f, iv .4 R I he L 'S . 5. N -A A Q pleased with his art class