Rock Port High School - Bluejay Yearbook (Rock Port, MO)

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AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Gertrude Mulvania teaches Home Economics and Mr. Charles Shaw, Vo- cational Agriculture. Mr. Charles Shaw, B.S., Iowa Mrs. Gertrude Mulvania, B.S State. NWMSC. 'mx The Home Economics girls are shown demonstrating their skills. rd it 5 ' 9 I f A f my 1 Ten Adult Farmer meetings and Fifteen young Farmer Sessions , 3 Building a saw horse were an important part ofthe ' , , Z that can be used on Vocational Agriculture Pro- A r th f gram. l . i A 6 arm' sk K az X 4 l in , I ,,:,, f--': f Eig a- Q F . Q V he f,:i,gi.???j5sfrs4x 9 ,V V, 2 fl isamgax ,M A' , 1 f g,g, A My V Roy uses a lathe and a ' fi 'ul M router to turn wood. -rai l A 53 r of Aggfzvw V if 3 n t i ,,. u ,. W or .,u., A Egan M Coveralls are used to keep the paint off the individuals.

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Mr. Dennis Gates. BS NWMSC, Maryville, Mo. The Bookkeeping I classes took advantage of the overhead pro- jectors. Y Ji li xiii vi fri e i , V ': ' ii 3 Maw' Y -' ' xi, as COMMERCE The commerce department was han dled by Mrs. Phyllis Fay and Mr. Den- nis Gates. Mrs. Fay taught Bookkeep- ing I and II, shorthand, and publicat- ions. Mr. Gates instructed all typing classes, Clerical Office Practice I and II, and Basic Business. The Basic Bus- iness classes studied buying and selling stocks and the bookkeeping classes worked on practice income tax forms. Much practical experience was gained. Mrs. Phyllis Fay. AB Tarkio Col lege, Tarkio, Mo. Mr. Gates always made sure every- one understood the assignment. Students in Clerical Otfice prac- tice prepared for the regular routine of the life of a steno- grapher. The Bookkeeping II classes spent many hours Working on their practice sets.