Metropolis High School - Illohmet Yearbook (Metropolis, IL)

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Honesty, effort, and ingenuity. [yn (1 VeJjI? Special Education I think of the perfect student as one who is hard working, pleasant, honest, and sincere. U axzn (lloodi Business Does the best he she is capable of. They are punctual, courteous, friendly, and is able to live and work with others. 'UayLox Driver's Education Pride in own ability to cope with academic norms and a desire to learn the social structure of other nations. £!. cA {. I7fiomcii.ion. Math Maturity, easy to get along with, reliable, dependable, someone who uses his talents to his fullest, someone you can logically talk to, someone who realizes that he is a student, someone who is a leader by what he or she does rather than what they say. we ( iPoodura xd Physical Education Has a pliable mind, and enjoys the process of learning. zA laxt ia. WxLy lt Home Economics 19

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Friendly, cooperative and common. cd olj£xt Quint Driver’s Education Open-mindedness — and close-mouthness. Awareness of others, purposefulness, variety of interests, sense of responsibility, sense of humor, pleasant disposition, responsiveness, flexibility and enthusiasm. English An appreciation of quality, a willingness to work hard, an understanding of consideration. L az y Trade and Industry Cooperative, pleasant, punctual, ambitious, and a good academic student. s.i£ ■—tanderi. Guidance Considerate (polite); Interested (likes to discuss things); and is eager to learn (not lazy). 'Jo n Ssitzinjax Science Sincere interest, honesty, sense of humor, responsible. Ld ££ dt£ura xt Science 18

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Elizabeth Friend Lindell Horstman, Bill Eskridge, Eddie Cummins, Jim Kirk, Don Morgan. Donald McQueen, Clifford Anderson, Jim Kirk, Cletus Owens, Rex Taylor, Willard Adams. 20 Emma Jean Webb, Audrey Glass, Mary Krueger, Tina Palmer.