Trenton High School - Tawana Yearbook (Trenton, MO)

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REX DANNULL AG - IVIECH SKILLS UNCOVERED Whether it was a freshman building a gate or a Senior building a portable loading shoot, skills were uncovered by Rex Dannull. O Over eighty projects were made by freshmen, sophomores, junior and seniors. The freshmen also had a course in Farm Safety while the sophmores studied gun Safety and Ca- reer Objectives. The juniors and seniors had classes in Farm Power, Ag Structures and Farm Welding. N 1. Dannull packs work into his briefcase and prepares to head for home after a busy schoolday schedule. 2. One of DannuIl's Ag students leaves the building after a lengthy work session on one of his projects. 3. Glen Kirby, Norman Meservey and John Elliott give children the opportunity to see farm animals up close. X 2 , ' -.4 ., l- 4- 54

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MAN VERSUS MACHINES ve . ruff' 3 he Larry Dannar teaches Biology I and II, Small Gas Engines and Welding class. Biology I students studied the reproduction system and had to learn the muscles and bones of the body. Biology II, an advanced class of Bilogy I, did independent experiments on a variety of subjects such as sex hormones in fish, diets in rats, ESP, and biorliythms. Going from man to machines was a big switch when Dannar taught small Gas Engines and Welding. Small Gas Engines students were taught makeup of small gas engines and con- structed their own from lawn mowers, while the Welding classes learned the basics of welding. Dannar attended Northwest Missouri State University and Drake University where he ma- jored in Biology and AG. He holds a bachelor of science degree and master of science de- gree ln secondary education. Dannar states, It has been a good year with many new things happening to keep teaching interesting. 1. Dannar takes some time out in the office. 2. Snake-handling is becoming a tradition at THS. 3. Checking your blood type and growing bean sprouts tends to dirty up Dannar's sink. KKK l

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HOMER GUY MAD SCIENTIST 9000 GUY ll Emperical formulas, experiments, human behavior and habits. These are some of the things Homer Guy i taught students at THS. Guy's classes included Chemistry I and II, Physics, Practical Science and Health. Guy received a BS degree in science educa- tion and a post graduate degree at the University of Colorado in Greeley. Guy started teaching in Trenton in 1969. As a spon- sor of the Science club, Guy also helped plan the THS Science Fair. Some highlights in Guy's classes included studying bombs and explosives and making hot chocolate in Physics class. Q , G , i 1. Ky Yeager, Bev Lynch and Jana Sisler enjoy a free-day in Chemistry class. dures. 3. Guy performs his mad scientist routine on student Steve Hudson as both take time out of the busy day to ham it up. 2. Guy explains how a buret is used for titratin proce- fl'