Marengo High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marengo, IA)

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MR DONALD BRICEIAND MISS BETTY RUSBULT v--uri .4-fb Many of the students take the band for granted Business subJ cts r Hours of practice are required to provide the school main in demand by the stu musical programs just as hour of practice are re dents because of the general quired to produce superior programs in any activity business information afforded Individuals and ensemble groups meet reg by them which everyone needs in ularly in addition to the meeting of the entire order to get along successfully in band to receive special lessons for their life today particular in truments This lS especially true of Typing I furnish s opportunity for stuoents at all and bookl eeping, a senior course tu grad levels tO FGCLW lI'1SU'UCtlO1'1 111 dents rind lfnowledge gained in Typing I use VOC-31 mUSlC GXDI' SSlOf1S, through ful in preparing lessons in high school and in mlxied Chorus 9100 CIUDS G1'1SCIT1b19 college Bookkeeping is important for the indi or individual lessons vidual whether he will be in business for himself T116 SU-161911115 TOGCGIUS GC or only a citizen of the community coming in daily Uualnied Wlih BfOadW5Y PTO contact with business transactions dl-lCflO1'15 1I1ClUdlHQ PGJGYHS Students who plan secretarial careers may enroll in Game and the MUS1C Shorthand I Shorthand II, and Advanced Typing In ad MGH dition to the basic shortnand knowledge the student be comes familiar with various office papers, procedures and machines MRS IEANNEITE MCAFEE 1 gfllgjl, ' . ' ' fn 'S Q- ' I S ' T5 - , '3 . . I g - . . a ' ' s . ' ' ' ' , The vocal music program at Marengo which is offered for juniors and seniors, ' G ' ' ' 4 ' ' . S - e - e' e ' ' ' X ' ' ' - 1 1 1 ' ' . x I I I I I A ' ' ' Il ' . . - II II ' . I . - ll . - - 1 1 .- ' I I I A H I N 6

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MR ROBERT SWANSON MISS BARBARA IOHNSON Vocatlonal agrlculture 15 an educat1onal program ln Our flrst thr e years farmlng It provldes tralnlng ln produclng crops and of hlgh school Engllsh lS llvestock, farm machlnery and power farm bulldlngs requlr d and the Senlor Eng managlng the farm buslness farm records and ac llsh Llterature lS an electlve counts soll use and conservatlon rural cltlzen The flrst three years are d1v1d d shlp and taklng part ln organlzatlons These between two texts Engllsh gram are d1v1d d lnto four fl ld farm crops mar and llterature The l1t rature lS lmal husbandry farm management and farm varled coverlng blography the short skllls story drama poetry and a complet novel Hom mal lng lS more than sewlng such as DICKGDS Great Expectatlons and coomng It lncludes a unlt ln Quart rly boolf revlews of currulatlv growtd groomlng chlld development lates creatlve XlI'ltlI'lQ ln the essay, short story famlly relatlons textlles, and Joetry and res arch papers tn latter a Iunlor p o home plannlng The course also J t Many of our students nave had tn lr ssays lnclud s hon e nurslng, a nol1 and poems publlshed ln Natlonal rXI'1IllO.lOQl s Th day unlt a datlng unlt and Senior Engllsh L1t rature class esp clally analyz and a unlt on courtshlp and mt rpr t th Engllsh CloSSlCS as tne worl s of marrlage Our three year Snalfesp are, Mllton T nnyson Carlyle and Coletldg course or study pre pares a glrl for hap pler healthler amlly l1v1ng VR DALE MCDOWELL MRS ADELINIE TIEDENS r V I I ' l 1 I Q I F l ' V I - I r , A ' 'H , . 1 I I I V U - I I I C ' ' e ' 'e sz , an- ' . ' e l ' I I I I I I ' I I C I Q Q' - - - I n ' .11 . , . . , , F . . A , n KJ x l Q A every area of home living, such as are a requisite. The English grammar stimu- I 1 I ' 1 I A V I I A 1 ' ' , ' Q 5 e I , 'e ' r - F A ' . 'H 'ec . ' a ' 'e' e ' e x ' ' '- e ' ' ' ' T ' 'e . e y ' ' ' A ' ' ' , - fy ram ' 1. I I N-f V ' ' ' e e e ' a ' -- 1 ' . M- y X C' V , C 1 qu 9' 'fx x- I i .' ' ' . . r r

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As other departments make changes to meet the needs of our students entering college, the physical education department is doing the same. To meet these standards the physical education department has taken a big step towards educating Marengo boys and girls in intelligent basic in- struction for healthful and youthful living. The student is tested so that he or she may engage proficiently and intelligently in hours of re- laxation. With its vast improvements over pre- vious years, students now enjoy touch football, soccer, basketball, volleyball, badminton, wrestling, weight lifting, angling, golf, bowling, softball, gymnastics, and track. Athletes are not made in a day! An athletic program is as good as the people who direct it and the students who par- ticipate in it. It is the result of a thorough physical ed- ucation program that begins with basic skill instruction at an early age and carries on until graduation. MRS. RUTH AHRENS heads the girls' physical education department and sponsors the girls' basketball team and Pep Club. MR. HAROLD WILKINSON is the head coach of the Marengo football squad and track team. He also teaches history and economics. MR. ED BADGER is the head coach of the varsity basketball team and also acts as assistant football coach. He teaches American Government and geography. MR. DON HART coaches the summer base- ball team and is assistant coach in football, basket- ball, and track. He also teaches driver education and industrial arts. MR. WARREN OLSON is the head coach of the girls' basketball team and also teaches general science and world history.