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

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1 Julie lays out a pattern. And this is Home EC'??? .Hifi 5 Gayle works on a pair of overalls. Expanding Home Ec. Home Economics' classes went on to bigger and better things as they offered more classes. Bachelor Living offered for the first time this year, had full enrollment in both classes. Foods and Nutrition, also a new Class offered outlets for interested stu- dents. Along with these were the regular classes, all taught by Mrs. Io Tarp. At Bottom Left: Mrs, Tarp waits for the answer. Bottom Right: Keeping the seams straight is sew hard, ha...

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Mr. Pearce helps Steve and Reed with their gas engine. Getting Experience Ag, shop and industrial art kept busy with the many varied projects that were assigned. Mr. John Pearce taught Agl, II, III, and Semester Ag. Class study involved overhauling small gas engines, woodworking, welding, farm manage- ment, livestock judging and field crops identification. Above Center Left: Scott cuts pipe in shop. At Right: Mr. Pearce explains a technique to interested students. Sean and Rick grind away the hour. l 'vw' Dave and Bob work on small gas engine. , A

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Busy-ness Business classes were taught by Miss Elizabeth Buck and Mrs. Kathy Runkles. Bookkeeping classes worked at their own speed this past year. ln Typing, the studerm were s QQ kept busy taking timed writings and working on jobs. Shorthand and Office Practice classes prepared themselves with skills to be used in the business world. At Right, Marvetta and Jay are working hard on their jobs in Typ- ing. At Left Center, Jerry erases another error. The Bookkeeping class buckles down to a hard days work Yuk, DICTATION!! ! I ! !! Miss Buck lends a helping hand.