Turner High School - Turnerite Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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And Labor lo Launch Lilework Language, sir, is the blood of the soul, into which our thoughts run, and out of which they grow. qOliver Wendell Holmesj English is our language, and the language of over one fifth of the world, either as the first or second tongue. It is continually growing in universal appeal and growing more important in our society. Perhaps, it may be the link to join countries in a chain of peace. Four years of English are required at Turner. English I, II, and III are required courses and elective courses such as English IV, junior and senior journal- ism, drama, speech, debate, stagecraft, and communi- cations are offered. Tomorrow's citizens will have a greater command of the language they speak and will know better how to apply it to the world in which they live. DOROTHY PLATT DONALD HANLEY A.B., M.A. A.B. English English JAN L. DICKSON B.S. English LLOYD STAFFORD B.S., M.S, English Debate NANCY CALLAHAN B.A. English DAVID CROPP B.S., M.S. ' Speech and Drama Unusual things happen quite often in Mr. Cropp's first hour speech class.

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Leaders Lecture Language, Literature A3 V N, . Wi - K U . ' ,E Q: X ssl! E if S A f , 6 ' 4 , . ..,-. -fb r Z? A: . Q V f ,. sig 3 . ..,, V . ., N 1 iw? Us ' S 2 X 5 1 wa Q .xx A . sg . is aat Y X ,. , ,W A f f , W 1' I E J 1 Q f K ,P Z: . ' ' ,, The first BOOSTER is always the hardest. Junior journalists certainly hope so! BESS HOFLAND JOHN HARLEY A.B., M.A. B.S. English English ESSIE DAVIS B.S., M.A. English ELLEN LINDBURG B.S. English im 1 : , - 2 if 'Q ,. ??QE35f1S5 f fl? 'i fE' I .Ei:Z::..i , . 'iiff:i:iffi-5-if:S:s b ,2 ff' .su J,-13' A msgs 4 1 2 f Wa ' .-n ' mx f J, 5. df ' '1,f'55.:ffI:lf:5' 514: 'wx' L. :N ':: :5s:: 3:-:.': 1:5!:::!2nQ!::: . ff 19554 5iliYL7 lS?5 4 1 ' ' W gi-ai'ii- .. -L tt,..... , Pk :A S PAUL WELTER B.S., B.D., NLE. Guidance and English MYRTLE BURNS B.S. English

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Science and Space Spur Students The expanding horizons of the space age are presenting new challenges in all fields, but the impact of this revolu- tion is felt in the sciences more than in any other discipline. Such terms as isotope, half-life and ATP are becoming familiar terms to students nation wide. In an attempt to meet this challenge, the government has initiated programs of aid such as the National Defense, and E ducation Act and yearly grants furnished by the National Science Foundation de- signed to improve the facilities and quality of science education across the nation. Turner has responded to the impact of this revolution with the highest en- rollment in science in its history. Classes such as general science, biology, chemistry and physics are constantly being revised and new classes added. One such class, Biology II, was intro- duced at Turner this year. ARNOLD VOTH PHILIP BAINER A,B,, M.S. A.B., M.S. Science Science Mr. Bainer's new biology II class is busy making some new scientific discovery. BURLEY MARTIN WILLIAM CLAFLIN A.B., M.E. A,B, Science Science BRUCE BOWMAN LLOYD FUGATE Science Science B.S. B.S., M.S.