Tonica High School - Mirror Yearbook (Tonica, IL)

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i 1 I Y Y x Mr. Irvine explains the gauges of the oxyacetylene welder The students in Physics gain an understanding of force with during Ag. IV. With an authorative touch, Mrs. Northcutt's P.E. class hits the bu11's eye. the help of Mr. Frederick. Academic Gourses fff Crfuim High elmo! We have numerous subjects to offer the stu- dents at Tonica High. Our business courses consist of Bookkeeping Steno I8L II, Office Practice, Typing, Eco- nomics and General Business. Four years of Agriculture is offered to the boys and two years of Shop. For the girls there are four years of Home Economics. Our mathematics consists of Algebra, Ge- ometry, Algebra II and Trigonometry. W Mr. Myler okays the work, as Mike and Marge continue in The Algebra I students work a problem as Mr. Roth ex- Steno II class. plains the steps. 1

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: Mrs. Earles, our school secretary, de ing us each day. The bus drivers, L to R--Lefty Warrner, Dick Mudge, Bob Polty, Slim Hasselman, Chuck Swift, La Verne Foote--give their time, effort and patience to get us to school on time and to return us safe and sound through rain, mud, sleet, wind and snow. U15 Student Hardy Chunks Wu Lefty, as we all know him, keeps our halls and classrooms clean. Even though he has a big task, he is always cheering us up with a smile and a kind word. , i , - f s The ladies who lift our spirits with a warm, good meal and a friendly smile are, L to R--Mrs. Klehm, Mrs. Goodbred Mrs. Siemers, Mrs. Loeback and Mrs. Dunne. Our student helpers also have a helping hand in making our day a good one. serves a great deal of thanks for help-

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