MFL MarMac Community School - Bulldog Yearbook (Monona, IA)

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Speech ROW 1: G. Hoth, L.Riveland, N. Lamborn, Cc Berns, Mo Fox. 22 Sc Peglow, So Ryan, N. Lamborn, L.Kuenster,'T.McShane, S. Kruse. ROW 3: Mrs. Hamann,EL Peder- son, R. Shifflett, C.Hamann, D. Whittle, D. Pederson, Miss Sedlmayr. Smooili News Announcing is perhaps the most difficult of the speech categories, The student is given copy and must select and condense the news into a five minute broadcast, whichalsoincludes a special news bulletin. The broadcaster is not seen, and is judged on voice inflection an modulation, Doug Whittle received a I rating in this division. Sixteenstudentsparticipated in the District Speech Contest at Ossian De Sales in the cate- gories of Interpretive Poetry, News Announcing, Oratory, Book Review, Humorous, and Interpre- tive Prose. I ratings were re- ceived by six students, who ad- vanced to the State Speooh Con- test at Waterloo on A, rl 19 Doug Whittle was the only uartic- ipant from M-F-L who received a I rating there. rings 5 L link' alka- District Division I Rating Winners Seated: L. Riveland, Humorous, C, Berns, Oratory, Standing: R, Shifflett, In- terpretive Poetryg D, Whittle, News An- nouncinggih Hamann, Oratoryg S, Peglow, Book Review,

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3 Ui? PRODUCTION CREW: ROW lx J. Tieden, R. Nevermann. ROW 2: S. Knockel, T. McShane, C. Olson, S. Mielke, L. Riveland. ROW 3: J. Thomp- son, K. Staley, L.Kuenster,.I.Fuel1ing, K. Kammerer, S. Miller. ROW 4: P. Au- terman, B.Wiethorn,.I.C1ements, K.-Mey- er. D- Pederson, T. Kann. ROW 5: C. Hamann, P. Moore, S. Ryan, K. Steva, L. Swestka, G. Knockel, K. Pederson. SL Kg. F .2 'f 'jf L ,E I ai '41- fx R-E-A-L-L-Y Tonya McShane--Miss Pinkerton Doug Whittle--Mr. McDuff Nas,, . L .qr:Z a N Sherry Knockel--Connie Ron Huinker--Andy nI'm the Greatestln Xue, - F- , soL4 .Pa1,,- N xx Q Mr. Ogle, NThis Play Has Got to Swingu

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FTA ROW 1: G. Wilker, G. Hoth, B. Lange, J. Ihompson, M. Olson, D. Wilker, B. 3Ch111fZ. J. Clements, ROW 2: Mrs. Boardman, Sponsor, R. SaSS, 3. RYE-11, D- 5C1'111ltZf R Shifflett, S. Pederson, S. Sedlmayr, L. Moon, T. Wessels, P. Moore, D. Ryan. ROW Ll' S. Johnson, M. Engelhardt, Sec. Treas., D. PedS1'S0T1, C- Hamann, D- Whittle: Pres-- R. Huinker, R, Benzing, B. Wiethorn, V. Several students participated in the cadet teaching program which was started.secomdsemester. The program was designed to give the student a better insight into teaching and prac- tical experience. Mary Jo Olson is shown with her kindergarten class. Hwho has my number?N NNN Pres. This was a busy year'for'the M-F-L chap- ter of the Future Teachers of America. On September 21, three members were elected to district offices at the district con- vention at la.PorteCity: Linda Moon, Vice President: Carol Olson, Secretaryg Joyce Clements, Historian. Dan Schultz was also chosen as a candidate for state treasurer. On November 9, a computer dance was sponsored by the FTA. Because it was the first of its kind given here,a,large crowd attended and enjoyed'their'Upunch-card.part- nersu for the evening. Dan Schultz campaigned for the office of state treasureadzthe Iowa State Univer- sityin Ames on March 2U,MaryJo Engelhardt was his campaign manager. Although Dan's opponent won the office, M-F-L was well represented, Twenty-four students and three teachers traveled toAmeson March 23 to attend the convention. Installation of the new officers on May 12 completed the year. Dan and Mary Jo at the state convention