Shelby Tennant Community High School - Cardinals Yearbook (Shelby, IA)

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B41 33 iv lTop Lelil Shown here wilh several of his sludenls. Mr. McBride infroduces ihem 'fo 'fhe maslerpieces of world liierafure as well as fhe improvemenl of Their English and speech. lTop Righfl Mrs. Pilce's Laiin sludenis will remember lhe hours spenl learning ihe lisls of declensions and coniugalions, and 'the experl'lyl?l read sfories in Lafin classes. Viva Lalinia! lCenfer Leffl Use a sixfy space line. and double space. were familiar words 'lo fhe many sfudenls in Miss Kain's 'typing classes. lLower Lefll Hislory sludenls will remember This lime line on Russia in Mr. Cooper's social sludies room. Lecfures on world hislory, American hisiery. geography, and U.S. Governmenf lcepl sludenls informed on world evenls. The governmenl' classes allended Law Day in Harlan where Caroline McLaughlin received 'lhe Citizenship Award.

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lTop LeTTl LisTen my children and you shall hear of Theorems and axioms and such - mighT have been whaT many maTh sTudenTs heard in Mr. Heidelbauer's classes. Here Ronnie Myers, Galen Chipman. Jim ConsTable. and Bob Krohn lisTen To whaT Mr. Heidelbauer has To say con- cerning The maTh problem piciured on The board. lTop RighTl For The arTisls of The school, Mrs. STevenson's arT classes coniained many new doorways To un- known knowledge. There were The pasTels. waTer colors, pencil sl:eTches, and The beauTiful col- lages ThaT many so arTfully produced. STudenTs displayed samples of Their work aT The annual ArT ExhibiT in May. High school arT sTudenTs experienced an inTeresTing Trip To The Joslyn ArT Museum in Omaha. lCenTer RighTl ln Miss HenTsch's home economics classes. girls were able To learn The culinary arTs and how To become couTuriers in Their own righT. ILower RighTl WiTh The assisTance oT Mrs. Crane, our librarian, we have an ouTsTanding library which affords every sTudenT hours of reading enjoyment and a beTTer undersTanding of The world in which we live.

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lTop Lefil Herediiy of Mice was ihe exhibii enfered by Jim Kroll and Bob Nihsen in ihe annual Science Fair held in March. They are shown here explaining fheir proieci io Mr. McClellan. lTop Righil Eugene McCool and Jim Dea are shown demonsiraiing iheir exhibii io some of fhe many visiiors who afiended ihc Science Fair. Following ihe local fair, siudenis afiended 'ihe Hawkeye Science Fair in Des Moines. Proiecis were eniered by Allen Huneke and Bill Donaldson who boih received Honor- able Meniion awards. Ofhers aiiending ihe Hawkeye eveni' were Jim Kroll, Rick Jensen, Eugene McCool. and Bill Luxiord. lCenier Righil Remedial reading was a new program iniiiaied in ihe elemen- iary grades. Through ihe Elemeniary and Secondary Educaiion Act fhe proieci received new equipmeni and supplies. Taughi by Mrs. Clinion Bofhwell, siudenis in grades one ihrough six pariicipaied in classes io improve their reading ability. lLower Righrl. Drivers Educaiion was offered io siudenis in ihe ninih and ienrh grades. Thiriy-'iwo class hours and six hours of driving were required io compleie fhe course. Piciured wiih The car provided by ihe Harlan Auio Mari' are Jeff Rihner, Mr. Hin- richsen, Marlc Dahl, and Doug Blumer.