Treynor High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Treynor, IA)

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Sciences A member of the THS faculty for the past nine years, Mr. Gary Guttau taught seventh grade biological science, eighth grade physical science and ninth grade earth sci- ence. Mr. Guttau, director of the local science fair, re- ceived a S100 award for his contribution to science edu- cation at the state Hawkeye fair in the spring. In addition to teaching biology and chemistry, Mrs Cindy Krukenberg, a first-year teacher at Treynor, also served as sophomore class sponsor. Mrs. Krukenberg accompanied five senior students to a UNI Science Sym- posium early in the fall. Along with their classroom projects, science stu- dents profited from field trips to DeSoto Bend, the Ag Research farm, Western Electric, Pepsi Cola, etc. l Mr. Guttau helps junior high students with library research projects. s Left: Mrs. Cindy Krukenberg. Right: Mr. Gary Guttau. Mrs. Krukenberg answers question for sophomore biology student Mark Murphy. Senior physics students cautiously mix chemicals in an experi- ment. 'H S

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Mr. Harold Rehurek Mr. Ken Winkler sierra., 33550531 Mr Rehurek helps seventh grade boys axfk'. . .,'x Social Studies After three years of serving as a guidance coun- selor and coach, Mr. Fairchild assumed a new role at Tl-IS this past year--world history teacher. His coun- seling duties included helping students with class scheduling, arranging college-entrance exams, and advising seniors with career plans. A 10-year veteran at Tl-IS, Mr. Harold Rehurek taught seventh grade world geography, eighth grade American history, and junior high reading. He also co -sponsored the junior class. Junior high field trips to Boys' Town, Joslyn Art Museum, and the state capitol supplemented their classroom activities. Another new member of the THS faculty, Mr. Ken Winkler taught American history, government, economics, sociology, and boys' physical education. His extra responsibilities this past year were head foot- ball coach, boys' track coach, junior high boys' com- petitive athletics, and eighth grade sponsor. 'll Il ll, A I rr .... .x:. .s:: Mr. Fairchild explains a point from a chapter in world history. Mr. Winkler helps junior Claralda Nottley, an Ameri- can history student.

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Mrs. Naomi Bolton fl NYY? Freshman girls entertain their little guests as part of a child care unit. Home Economics A veteran member of the THS faculty, Mrs. Naomi Bolton, taught six different levels of Home Economics this past year, including a Boys' Home Ec class. In addition, she served as FHA advisor. While freshman girls participated in a compre- hensive study of home ec, sophomores studied foods and housing. Juniors studied clothing during the first semester and ran a day-care center as part of a family living unit in the spring. Senior home ec students worked on approved independent projects related to their needs and interests. Senior boys en- joyed testing their own cooking and sewing ties and bathrobes. Field trips to Westroads and the Hilton Hotel and guest speakers including a barber, a beautician, and a florist supplemented the year's activities. Terry Hansen has his hair cut and styled as senior boys' home ec class observe. i f f irmRi:::':-wiiii. . dm.: nt' Eighth grade girls host their classmates as part of a party planning unit.