Minden High School - Log Yearbook (Mindenmines, MO)

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' • • 11111111111 M M 111111 m The Minden Log h i i; i; ? m-i i- Minden Public School is the oldest transporting: school in Barton County. As early as 1913 pupils were being transported by methods that have long since been supplemented by modern bussss. The busses are so scheduled that every possible convenience is offered the pupil. Minden bus routes extend seventeen miles south, nine miles east, seventeen miles south, nine miles east, seventeen miles north, and two miles west. In normal weather every pupil is home within an hour after leaving the school. A feature of importance concerning Minden School Busses is the fact that every available precaution is taken to prevent accidents. To date, not a single accident has been reported and during the year 176,400 passenger miles are driven. We salute our bus drivers! Their cooperation and loyalty mean much to our school and our appreciation is hereby extended. THE STUDENT BODY ! I I I I I i I I 1 1 T H H. “Education Through Experience” H I 1 1 1- l-I- l 1 1 1-l-H f 1

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1 I n n 1 1 11 I 11 (Vlinden Los imiiiini ih-h mil m-i-h- VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE F. F. A. CHAPTER Left to right back row: Richey, Monroe, Suiter, Woods, Polston, Smith, Caldwell and Claunch. Second dw: Durbin, George. Rourk, D. Smith, Hill, Dingmin, Bolton, Phillips, K. Kirby, Jones, Miller, Spencer. Front row: Crawford, Treas. Taylor, Sec.; Turpin, Pres., G. Smith, V. Pres. Absentee Members: T. Rouse, M. Rouse, Snyder, J. Kirby, Letton, Castes, Crouch, Hickman. Peterson, Banwert, C. Smith. 1. Farm Shop. 2. Clarence Durbin and I ee Caldwell sets out one of the 500 trees set out on strip pits by F. F. A. Club. 3. Forrest Miller ana ms Chester White Sow. Vocational Agriculture is composed of four sections. Project work, farm shop, classroom study, and Future Farmers of America Chapter. In our project work the boys are earning while learning, in farm shop the boys learn by doing different jobs, in the classroom the boys learn the technical side of farming and in F. F. A. work leadership and recreation is our aim. 1111 I-H-H- ■1-H11 1 H-H-H-p “Education Through Experience” H I I I-1 I 1 1 1 1 1-H 1 H 1 1 1 I 1 II 1 ' •

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11111 n ’' i ■' ■ m 111 The Minden Los i m i h-h n m m i- INDUSTRIAL ARTS Charles A. Goodhall, Instructor Orvis Taylor, Warren Polston, Norman Jones, George Gilbert, Lee Caldwell, Donald Hickman, Bobby Bliss, Goodhall (Teacher), Carl Zeller, Ollie Suiter, Melvin McKee, Dan Felty, Dick Wirt, Floyd Banwart, Howard Woods, Harold Wynn, Emil Jamar, Clarence Mapes, Billy McKay, Howard Compton, Harold Staley, Price Minor, Dan Clayton, Marion Peterson. The students enrolled in this department are required to work vuu periods each day, for which they receive one hour credit. SCIENCE LABORATORY CLASS Left to right: Audrey Kirby. Pearl Crowe, Ruth Ella Champion, Maxine Kelsey, Norman Jones, George Gilbert, Mr. Wheat (Teacher), Richard Smith, Clyde Felty, Orville Staley, Raymond Bergman, Melvin Howard, Eugene Monroe. f ■S | I 1 1 1 I l-i- i- i- i-1 ■ !■ i- l- i 1 I I l i “Education Through Experience” HM ! 1 I ! I I IrH 1 1 1 1 H'| 1 I 1