Sheridan Community High School - Sheridonian Yearbook (Hoxie, KS)

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Mrs. Percival leads the discussion with Roberta Shaw. Tommy Ochs and the other seniors in the fourth period reading section. READING PROGRAM IN FIRST FULL YEAR DEVELOPING SPEED AND COMPREHENSION; ENRICHING MRS. SIMON (assistant to Mrs. Percival and Mrs. Ochs, the reading instructors) MARGARET PERCIVAL Iowa State University Fort Hays State College B.S. 1957 17

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SOME STUDENTS WILL TAKE THEIR PLACE IN INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE Mr. Lambert, vocational agriculture instruc- tor, taught courses at all four levels. The vo ag course for sophomores covered two hours in the afternoon. In addition to classroom study of farm plants and animals the curriculum included shop work valuable to the future farmer. Mr. Smith taught Mechanical Drawing I and II and Woodworking I and II. The wood- working students selected their own projects, purchased the lumber, and were for the most part responsible for completing them as well as pos- sible. At tlie end of the school year Bob Schwarzen- berger was honored for his excellent work in wood- working. LEFT: Wesley Bainter and Richard Johnson examine some plant specimens with Mr. Lambert prior to the crops contest held here at Hoxie. ABOVE: Mr. Smith watches closely to be sure that Stanley Smith operates the saw properly. GEORGE LAMBERT Kansas State University B.S. 1962 BILL SMITH Fort Hays State College B.S. 1958 16

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AUDREY KARLS Fort Hays State College B.A. 1961, M.A. 1964 BENNY ROSELL Phillips University B.S. 1956 Qrcat Plains Auto Supply BETTER EXPRESSION THROUGH ENGLISH AND SPEECH Miss Karls taught one section of English IV and four sections of English II at Hoxie High this year. These upper level English courses concen- trate much of their time on composition and the literature of particular countries or periods. Mr. Rosells's teaching responsibilities in- cluded Speech I, English III, and for the first time this year a course called debate and creative writing for advanced students interested in better preparing themselves for the debate competition. ABOVE: Miss Karls gives some pointers to Fred Johnson while Marie Mickey, another English IV student, waits. LEFT: Mr. Rosell and his debate squad which turned in an improved record. BELOW: Mr. Rosell records Lynn Younkin's presentation in speech class. 18