North Harrison High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Eagleville, MO)

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A powerful, hardworking student council, sponsored by Mr. Arnold and Mr. Rawn, chose as its president-Daryld Pottorff is exhibited in many ways . The classrooms are scenes of a variety of activities ranging from art development to lecture and note-taking routines to the use of audio-visual equipment. Individual presentations and discussion groups give each student the opportunity to express himself and help him relate his course work with his own personal experi- ences and, too, workouts in a well-organized gym help students develop their ability as they gain team spirit. All of these experiences and activities help the stu- dent gain youth power.

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When the seniors first stepped through the door many years ago, each probably asked him- self, What am I going to learn here? Now, looking back, he realizes that he has gained knowledge and skills and has formed many last- ing friendships as he progressed from where he was to where he is. At NHHS there are many opportunities for each student to participate in athletics, in dif- ferent organizations, and in various other inter- esting groups. Now he is aware that our school is provid- ing him not only the foundation necessary for graduation, but also is helping in leading the way toward vocational and career opportunities. Youth power The long and the short of it!

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There must be some Have'em heap big Thanksgiving feast. The confines of the library is too much on a beautiful sunny day, so work is being finished outdoors. Candied apples is not only a treat for small fry, but also for home-ec girls. vf-ex . . . Clt 66189-