Minden High School - Log Yearbook (Mindenmines, MO)

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 The Minden Log + ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL It is always desirable to apply the fundamentals of industry to one’s school life. For those whose application has been meaning-full the recognition of “Making the Honor Roll” is theirs. Each quarter a number of names are posted. Here are the students whose name has appeared at least once on the quarterly Honor Roll: SENIORS Clinton Armstrong Clarence Durbin Annabelle Gathman Mary Hughes Mildred Seely Richard Smith Anita Suiter Doris Wolfington JUNIORS Shirley Trost Rosalie Bouton Dale Felty Don Flaker Cleona McCool Donald McKee Wilma Palmer Christina Phillips Betty Rouse Arphana Goodwin SOPHOMORES Beth Carter Betty Caslavka August Crawford Bob Davis Clyde Felty Dorthy Gathman Robert Gutherie Carl Zellers Lydia Zellers Maxine Kent FRESHMAN Neil Edds Clara Hughes Donald Maxwell Shirley Patrick Junior Phillips Turner Rouse Dorthy Seely Paul Spencer Edward Widmer Zora Sue Wingo Dorthy Beasley Betty Wommack ■f I H i- H !■1 i-i i -H “Education Through Experience” H- 4 l d ; i 1111

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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

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I-M-H- H ! W-H-l-H-M 1111 J )£ MI fl d Cfl LOfi 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 I I M. H. S. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT IN ACTION COMMERCE DEPARTMENT This department has approached the year’s activities with a vocational aim playing the dominant role in classroom planning and participation. The instructors in this field are fully aware of the fact that “learning to do comes by actually doing. In light of this discovery, the students in Shorthand and Typing have had actual office experience with Mr. Taylor in the general administrative work. They take office dictation and learn th technique of office organization. The students in General Business took a trip to Pittsburg to observe the actual working of the telephone and postal system; the thing being discussed in class at that time. The commerce department takes more students into its classroom every year. We find a larger enrollment this year than in any of the fine preceding years. Students are realizing the value of such vocational training in a world demanding efficiency in these various activities. Instructors:-MisH Freida Tuck and Miss Thelma Daggett I 1--H-M1 1-H-H1-H 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ■!■l- l- I- l- ‘‘Kducation Through Experience” l-H-H-1- M 1 1 I I I 1I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I