Trenton High School - Tawana Yearbook (Trenton, MO)

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ADMINISTRATION GUIDANCE AND 1. Schedules are very important: the clases you take can be a building block or a stumbling block to your success. 2. Counseling is hard on a guy! 3. Seniors receive help from Rentfrow to get connec- tlons with the college of their choice. 4 Brenda Wisner and Mont L nch end their THS ca- - Y Y reers by accepting awards from Rentfrow. -W DFUSIQNS o Guidance and decisions, those two words become very important to high school students as they begin to glimpse their future. The first time they received guidance from George Rentfrow or Okie Rose was when they signed up for their Sophomore classes. The second time was when they became dissatisfied with the classes they chose previously. Vocational, general, or collegiate-which- ever area you students decide to wander off into Rent- frow or Rose can make the transition from high school into the real world alot easier. SAT, SCAT, Aptitlde, CLEP, ACT, - Rose and Rentfrow constatly test us students. r l O Cotl C Wuxi Marriage

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ADMINISTRATION HAIL TO A NEW CHIEF THS couldn't have made it without all the people behind the scenes, such as Mr. Frank Fregoe, THS principal, who became familiar with the students and the mechanics of THS. The school board and Mr. Paul Ricker are not to go unnoticed. They continued to coop- erate with the faculty and helped to make this a good year. Groups using the gym and cafeteria fre- quently had to contact Mr. Gary Ferguson, who directed scheduling for use of these far cilities. If students lived a reasonable distance from school, transportation was provided, an- other responsibility of Ferguson. When one thinks of all the sports the school participates in, Ferguson as athletic director, kept busy planning sports events throughout the year. 1. School changes year after year. Here, Fre- goe reads about some of those changes. 2. Office wires are sometimes crossed. Fergu- son and Celia Vaughn attempt to straighten them out. 3. Five schools within the district kept District Superintendent Paul Ricker busy. 47.-f

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l lf v,.-.ln 1, E f '1v'. , x I l DENNIS ADAMSON ENERGY RELATES TO CLASSES Dennis Adamson, instructor of Local History, whose main purpose is to find information about the past and share that knowledge with county residents through Time Was Magazine. Part of putting Time Was together is teaching photogra- phy, lay-out and the responsibility of deadlines. With the price of gas rising each time one said fill it up , Current Issues helped students get an understanding of the energy crisis. State and Local Government students were as- signed local government officials to observe dur- ing Local Goverment Day activities. Bamboo shoots and boiled chicken. Is that for lunch? No, Adamson's Cultural Geography class got a taste of Chinese culture when Adamson prepared a Chinese dinner. Adamson holds a bachelor of science degree in Political Science from Northeast Missouri State University, Kirksville. 1. Juniors respond to Adamson as he calls off roll at a Junior Class meeting. 2. Much of what is happening in the East will af- fect these students of Eastern Geography., 3. Time Was magazine takes another planning session. m1.w s 'mil .1 Q-gli