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Ken Greiner. B.S., NWMSC Music ln retrospect, this yearis music de- partment undoubtedly goes down as one of the best on record. Besides the top rating at contest, there were con- certs for high school, junior high, and grade school. These were enjoyed by each person who watched and listened to them. Mr. Greiner taught high school and junior high band and chorus, and be- ginning band. Miss Baumli was in charge ofthe elementry music. She also accompanied the other groups. so-Q s f iirunnnui ,sf --.:.,- .fr :.,. j.,,.,W . f.. t.r, .U . . . . .Q ., we It takes a very big boy to play a big horn. This certainly beats yelling with the pep club! Although they blockout the people, the trophies are neat. Beethovenls fifth never sounded as loud. Students Watched Mr. Greinerls every move, but they couldn,t help it if they lost their places. Puff, Puff, Puff a little harder. Cathy Baumli. B.S., NWMSC
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Mrs. Ann Greiner, B.S., N.W.M.S.C., Maryville, Mo. Foreign Language This year the head ofthe Foreign Language department was Mrs. Ann Greiner. Under her leadership, many students gained access to the languages of French and Spanish. There were first and second year classes in both fields. Highlights of study included plays, dialogues, translation, and always vocabulary. Y M The French version of Little Red-Riding Hoodn. Doesn't Mrs. Greiner make a lovely flower? L Sometimes studying together helped. Sometimes it didn't.
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Fine Arts, Ir. H iqh Home Ec. And Reading For the first time since l965,junior high girls were offered home economics. This will mean a great deal to them when they enter home economics on the high school level. Much undeveloped talent Was discov- ered in the new art department. Students learned painting, sculpturing from plaster of paris, and other means of creativity. Mrs. Windes shows Cindy Randall the proper Way to follow in- structions. R The art students used their imag- nations While sculpturing. The home ec. girls entertained their mothers at a Christmas tea. Mrs. Martin and Dennis Hatcher demonstrate the use of the language master. Mrs. Gladys Martin, B.S., Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri.
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