Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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flaufwnm ' Tim Thompson and Paul Wagner constructed this Globe Theater tor the use of the English classes studying Shakespeare. At lett. Tim is showing Mr. Mueller, the instructor. details oi the theater. English II students here are listening intently to Mrs. Snutiin's lecture on a phase of American literature. Shakespeare's Iulius Caesar is the topic being studied in Miss Strouss's English II Class and Roger Truckenbrod is eager to con- tribute to the discussion. fs, .fvwsfgff its , yffff 5'

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Klaufwnm ' U.S. HISTORY is required for all Iuniors. In this picture Mr. Martens is lecturing on the early history oi the United States. IUDY BAKER finds that Bookkeeping is not as easy as some would like to think. Concentration is needed here! SANDY BAILE has just learned how to type and realizes that having taken typing it will be a big help in years to come. ART CLASSES are designed to create new interests for the students and to develop talents and skills. Sandy Werner is show- ing Sue Kuntzi how pottery is made.