Treynor High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Treynor, IA)

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Industrial Arts In his fourth year of teaching at THS, Mr. Bob Howell was in charge of the industrial arts program. His classes included: eighth grade--exploratoryg fresh- men--drawing and woodsg sophomores--woods and metalsg juniors--metalsg seniors--power mechanics and independent study projects. In addition, Mr. Howell served as freshman class sponsor and taught an Adult Education class in woodworking. This past year an independent study program was initiated for seniors in industrial arts. Student projects were displayed at the Industrial Arts Fair at ISD and at the spring Arts Festival. Among the students exhibiting outstanding work at ISD Fair were Mike Sorensen, Mark Murphy, Tracy Rath, and Ken Bohrer. Seniors Dennis Browning and Ron Wood work on a project. Mr. Robert Howell Mr. Howell helps freshman Eldon Sukup with a drawing.

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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.

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Mrs. Joyce Fisher Typing I students help with mid-year cleaning of machines. 3 Business Mrs. Joyce Fisher, athird year teacher at THS, taught Typewritingl and II, shorthand, office practice, book- keeping and consumer education. She also acted as year- book advisor. This past year the Business Ed. Dept. re- located in the junior high building and students enjoyed using new L-shaped typing tables. Business students visited the Federal Reserve Bank, Sayers Volkswagon, Mutual of Omaha, Union Pacific and Merrill Lynch. Kathy Sorensen and Reed Olsen won shorthand and bookkeeping awards at the Lewis Central Invitational. FW: . ' - l .:,3,,,3.,Q X rc 1 s .srr S I rw ' rrrrr .- 1 r i as r IPIISQ . 2 I it Q is 1 J X , -K 5 . Q Eg. . --- Q .Lf ' t -:ff N . s aw! ' ' Q' SX Q I i w., l 1 1 1 l 1 Miss Cheryl Stidwell Advanced Art students discuss new ideas for projects with Miss Stidwell. Art Miss Cheryl Stidwell initiated her teaching career at THS this year. She taught Art I and II, seventh grade art, and also had charge of the elementary art program. In ad- dition, she acted as eighth grade sponsor. Art students worked on units including painting, pottery, drawing, weaving, macrame, etc. Some of the more outstanding projects were exhibited in the school's display case during the year and at the spring Arts Festival. Mark Raney, NWMSC student teacher, worked with Miss Stidwell during the second semester. Liz Green was recognized as Out- standing Art Student of 1973. Www