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Paul Lange Mechanical Drawing Woodwork I, II Bill Pickering Typing I, II General Business JoAnn Good Spanish I, III German I, II Judy Dannenfelser College Prep English 10 Speech Kirk Newcom Librarian Marion Ogden Athletic Director Health Physical Education Helen Reznicek Business Math Typing I Accounting Joe O'Hare Special Education Jim Versch Art Projects Art I, II Bruce Rhodes Chemistry Biology I Faculty 11
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MHS Faculty Don Molleker Computer Trigonometry Calculus Physics Geometry Mike Connell Band Jazz Band Pat Jackson Government American History Current History Rex Wilson Algebra I, II Geometry General Math Jan Longhofer English 9, 12 Yearbook Larry Buller Small Engines Metals Auto I, II Mary Griffith English 11 College Prep Paul Eckoff Mixed Chorus Swing Singers Kathy Patterson Home Ec I, II, III Psychology Earl Wineinger Introduction to Ag Ag Mechanics Ag Management General Science Ag Power 10 Faculty
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New Teacher Flavors Home Ec Dept. The aroma of yeast breads and biscuits, the whir of sewing machines in action, the laughter of group discussions ... all of these ingredients from the Home Economics Department added to the flavor of the lower hallway at MHS. Mrs. Polly Ferrell began her 23rd teaching year at MHS. but resigned at the end of the first nine weeks to move to Colby. Kansas. Replacing Ferrell was Miss Kathy Patter- son from Whitewater. This was Patterson's first year as a teacher. Patterson taught basic sewing skills, nutrition, relationships, child care, home management and room improvement in her Home Ec I class. Home Ec II involved ad- vanced study in the above areas. Home Ec III. a new course offering consisted of in- depth education in basic home economics skills. I really enjoyed the class, because it of- fered such a wide variety of things to learn, said Patty Jeffrey, senior, Home Ec III stu- dent. Even though Home Economics was con- sidered as a class for girls, several boys were enrolled in both Home Ec I and II. Pat- terson said, I was glad they were enrolled because they need these basic skills as much as the girls. The boys seemed to en|oy the class. The cooking port was fun. but I really enjoyed eating what we made. said junior Carey Jost. Julie Grent smiles os she puts the finishing touches on her Home Ec. Ill protect Vickie Schaffer and Jennifer Stinchcomb attempt to decipher a recipe 12 Home Economics
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