McPherson High School - Bullpup Yearbook (Mcpherson, KS)

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OCIAL CIE CE Who put this stag movie on my desk?! i' wonders Mr. Stevens. Americais place in the international scene is becoming clearer and more evident. Due to its growing responsibility, America must have citizens well-informed of its history and govern- ment. The interpretation of American government and history was taught this year by Mr. Clinton Brown, Mr. Bill Moore, and Mr. jack Randle. Through their efforts, hundreds ofjuniors and seniors gained needed knowledge ofthe mechanics oftheir country and how they were formed. tj Q' so - J , .K -,Md Mr. Randle checks ztnolhet' one wrong on his catsi' UU tests. 2 -im Psychology and physiology, taught by Mr. Bill Stevens, en- I g ggg.g deavored to explain human behavior while world history, X ii taught by Mrs- Ruth Nlrideri explained the hi5t0I'Y Of the Oth' mls Robert reading or sleeping? questions l,cNl1tytn- llcWiltl. er countries ofthe world. Mr. Moore smiles while he thinks of next year's campaign. No, Mao Tse-Tung is not ll Supreme Court justice? latuglts Mr. Brown.

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FOREIG LA GUAGE Check over your conjugation and declensions, classf' reminds Mrs. Mr. Goering briefs his students on a new point in German grammar. Nirider. Languages taught at MHS serve as a communication tool with foreign tongues. The two modern foreign languages taught are Spanish and German. Miss Marilyn Engle, Mr. Burr Miller, and Mr. Peter Goer ing, instructors, employ techniques in grammar and speaking. Latin is taught by Mrs. Ruth Nirider and not only stresses grammatical aspects, but also brings in cultural and historical emphasis Miss Engle brings in cultural aspects of Mexico to enrich class lectures. Uln Germanyf, muses Mr. Miller, the food is so wonderful! 14

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PHYSICAL EDUCATIQ XD BU I ESS EDUCATIO Mr. Van Amburg makes out his six weeks' push-up grades. Is Mr. Rickner Figuring his income tax in school? Preparing students for a career is only one of the many assets of business education. By taking typing, ofhce practice, book- keeping, and shorthand students learn basic skills necessary for later life. Mr. Charles Spongberg and Mr. Keith Rickner guide the pupils in learning these subjects. 16 To condition the body and promote physical fitness are the aims of the physical education classes. Under the direction of Miss Pat Bauman and Mr. jack Van Amburg students in physical education classes learn the fun damentals of various sports and conditioning exercises for their bodies. Now y'all start running those laps! drawls Miss Bauman. Mr. Spongberg ponders over his weekly lessons