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Art Shows Off I CLE' K, . ,f v Ron Willhite, Kurt Kindelsperger and Jeff lVlumma Sherry Wright Darrell Priebe The art department made much progress this year. The students' work was noticed more by both the entire student body and the public. lVluch of the art students' work was displayed in the high school lobby, and some of the better works were displayed in the grade school at the lone art III student, took some of his paintings to an art show in Rockford. Ceramics was one of the most pop- ular classes. Handmade projects such as ashtrays, mugs and candle holders were displayed in the display case in the lobby. -A-fr' ..,4- M . ve? 'I VE? i Laurie Lonergan and Mr. Tadlock I Left: Lisa Bull A 5 I . fi E I Peggy West fx..-N WWA I 17
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The year was begun with a new agriculture teacher, lVliss Sallows. At semester, lVlr. Howard took over. One of the agri- culture department's main projects was putting the finishing touches on the new greenhouse and ag, building. ' One of the most popular agriculture classes was ag construction. The students learned about basic elec- tricity, pouring concrete and are required to submit one wood project. Agriculture Germinates Mr. Howard Len Hannabarger, Doug Falk Chad McCoy 84 Gor don Behrendt working on an engine Jim Dunbar, Miss Sallows, Dan Smeltzly 81 Terry Tanner i we greenhouse Nick Angaran 81 Kevin Anderson 16
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Mark Miller, Miss McFadden Ann Short There was a new Independent class being taught by Miss McFadden this year in the Home Econom- ics Department. There were only three students in the class, Denise Johnson, Todd Irwin, Alair Wal- grave. They went over to the elementary school for two hours every day to help the teachers with their students. They did this for a full year and received a full credit. There were also sewing classes, food classes, a interior decoration class, and child care classes to chose from. Some popular classes stu- dents liked to take were Single Survival, Married Life and Parenting. Miss McFadden uMm Mm GOOD 18
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