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

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iv 3 Y L E 5 222 'N ' ag, W I 5 3, r f V S- X!! fy , X z fr 97 I ff Aff ff f Q ff' we ,ff S, I Mrs. Sandra Russell: University of Florida, Bachelor of Arts in Language Arts Educa- tion. School Publications, English I, III, IV. The strange sounds that echo down the halls were almost sure to be coming from the foreign language classes. These classes Were among the most frustrat- ing but challenging of the curriculum. In the end the students' pride in their Work shown through as they were able to converse with each other. Mrs. Barbara Schell: CMSCQ Master of Sci- Mrs. Patty Schroeder: CMSCg Bachelor of Mrs. Sue Scott: CMSC3 MHSTCI Of Science in ence in Education. Home Economics I, II, Music Education. Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Library Science. Librarian. Ill. Club.

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Ze 2? I ZZ M, fy ff' ,, My' ,WI , f 'WV , , 32 I WM I ' Mrs. Judy Tipton: CMSCg Master of Science Mrs. Kara Whisner: CMSCg Bachelor of Sci- Mr. John Williams: University of Missouri, in Education. Shorthand, Bookkeeping, ence in Education. Journalism, English II. Master of Education in Health and Physical I Basic Business. Education. Biology, Physical Education, I Coach. T tl performances were the band and vocal , Always striving for perfection in their 3 music groups. The band displayed spirit 3 while participating in parades and at foot- Z' ball games. The same kind of spirit was exhibited by the vocal students as they worked toward selection for an ensemble. M C 70 ,f - A racing engine, a screech of brakes, and the sigh of an upset teacher began again as the 1970-71 students took on the challenge of learning driving skills in a standard shift car. ,pf . f X. 1- ,was A 'N :Ai I H I .,.,. .... 'M Wy. fy 3 -1-. I Mrs. Opal Williams. CMSCQ Master of Arts , 7 0 M , ,,-,,..,,,-t--f-ff-W 'J' , in Education. Art I, II, III.