Marked Tree High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Marked Tree, AR)

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Mr. Burns chats with Larry Simpson in a Mrs. Key and the girls in French class always enjoy a pause during the Band Concert, change from the class habit, Burns, Phil C. Band, Chorus Arkansas State College B, M, E, Stark, Charles Commercial Arts Memphis State University B. S. Lillard, Mrs, Walter Librarian Arkansas State College B, S, E, FINE ARTS, COMMERCIAL ARTS, and LANGUAGE Universol understanding Students continue to use self- expression in the music depart- ment by listening and playing classical, popular, and jazz music. Commercial arts department was pleased to receive a mobile unit with an IBM typewriter, add- ing machines, and dictaphone. This new equipment offers new opportunities for advancement in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping

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In P,E, Coach Myatt teaches Douglas Lung how to air up a basketball and read the pounds of pressure. o growing notion During the first six Weeks, the Home Economics girls made red- checked curtains for the cottage. Later as their sewing skills im- proved they made a dress or suit. In cooking classes, they learned meal planning and table arrang- ing. To finish up this study, they staged a Cherry Pie Day with each girl baking a pie. The agricultural boys spent many hours in service for the school--pruning and planting trees chalking the football field and re- painting track equipment. They repaired gasoline engines as Well as learning to Weld and construct items from Wood. By attending the District Judging at Jonesboro, they concluded their studies on livestock and plants . Rules and regulations of group games are taught in physical edu- cation along with the routine exer- 9 cises. Intramural games motivate the students and add interest to the course. Pearson, Mrs. Don Home Economics University of Arkansas B. S. E. Mullins, Samuel Agriculture Mississippi State University B, S, g M, Ed, Johnson, Miss Nora Physical Education, Ouachita Baptist Biology B. 5. E. Myatt, Daniel Physical Education, Math Arkansas State Teachers College B, S,E, Comstock, Mrs. Juanita Study Hall

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Mrs, Lovell and Mr. Dyer discuss layouts for the coming issue of The Scout, through culture Along with traditional grammar and dreaded book reports, the English department made detailed studies of English and American literature which was made more interesting by musical Shakespearean dramas . Through Writing themes and composing poetry, students learn self-eX- pression and creative writing. The art department had a variety of interests dealing in clay, mosaic and papier machef Students' creativeness was re- vealed in works of sketchings, Water colors, tempre, and Wood carvings . Dyer, Frank Ir. English Memphis State University B,A, Lovell, Mrs, Milton English Arkansas State College B. 5. E. Key, Mrs, W,G, French, English Hendrix College B.A. Robertson, Miss Judith English University of S, Mississippi B. A. Smith, Mrs. Betty Bolton Speech Therapy University of Tulsa B. A.