Knob Noster High School - Knobna Yearbook (Knob Noster, MO)

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The Future Teachers' Association was an active club this year. During Na- tional Education Week and on Teach- er Appreciation Day, the faculty members were rewarded with juicy, red apples and name tags furnished by the members of FTA. Cadet- teaching grew this year with ten stu- dents observing and giving aid to teachers in the class of their choice. Service was the key word in this year's Future Nurses Club as they ran er- rands, made beds, and took temper- atures at the Whiteman AFB hospi- tal. Lots of energy and cheer were needed and these future nurses did a fine job. I .1 5:1 F H ,fi L Row 1: B. Schroeder, B. Sullivan, M. Brown, B. James, P. Peebles, K. Brown, C. Roda, J. Grant, Row M. Bawden, K. Boyle, D. Campbell, M. Looney. Row 2: M. Brown, E. Boyle, Secretary, Mrs. Schrw Robb, Sponsor, T. Charrette, President, C. Warner, Vice-President, R. Hurd, Treasurer, K. dent Cleveland, P. Hinkle. Parli: QGWITH DEDICA- S Row 1: C. Jennings, President, B. Baker, Secretary, C. Whisennand, Treasurer, V. Coates, D. Marks. Row 2: Mrs. Rook, Sponsor, K. Boyle, J. Neer, M. Looney, D. Gibson, J. Cole, L. Guess, D. Campbell. Row 3: R. Stephen, R. Gallagher, J. Davis, S. Snodgrass, K. James, A. Jones, D. Bennett, R. Lawson, V. Ferraer. Not Pictured: V. Johnson, Vice-President, B. Camp- N bell, M. Smith. Stu

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ST CO Widener, R. Blevins, D. Matthews, S. Hen- son. Not pictured: Paul Elmore, Vice-Pres- ident. 5, .S ssxgxx xi W s r KNHS won president for 1970-71 over twenty other schools in our district. , r .at QQ ww I NWA Q Many of the fantastic dances were sponsored by the Student Council. The Student Council is the only organ- ization which embraces the whole realm of school life-including the indi- vidual, his organizations, and his daily school life. The Student Council is basic to the welfare of each student. It coordinates student activities and serves as the link between administra- tion and students. This year the KNHS Student Council was proud to have won the honor of being our dis- trict's President.

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