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

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1 X' Q Mrs. Susan Garton lr Q , , pf . -5 is 'QM' Q' D25 .1- M ,, rm visa K fm 1' 1 . ' I 4 W 1 M Mrs. Kathleen Elliot Mrs. Dorothy Callahan 4. -l I I9

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'F' a Commerce After graduation many students will go out into the world of business with its demanding efficiency. All stu- dents, including those who are college bound, need some business education to compete in the world. Typewriters click as students in Typing I and II strive for dexterity. Young executives master basic techniques and factual in- formation in business law and communications while the world of dollars and cents, shorthand, and accounting are analyzed. To those nearing completion of secretarial prepara- tion, the office, practice class provides the finishing touches for thehmanagement of a business office. . 5- I I V E cf '4.1-RAW 'm':'71 l --. --' 1 Miss Nancy Marshall Miss Patricia Waiter Mr. John Hamilton M92 I I 'E' i ill C a I H u N nit 'i H 1 N -1 4 ,L 'ip , A ,1 ' ,,. '- Q, 4 Mrs. Deanna Schaaf 26

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fur-a-4' I Mrs. Pat Heidler Mrs. Barbara Young Mr. Barry Wallace In addition to practicing communication skills, sopho- mores sample literature of the English language, juniors concentrate on the Works of American writers, and sen- iors delve into Teachers: the prose and poetry of Great Britain. Mrs. Kathy Bond-English 11 and 12, humanities Mrs. Dorothy Callahan-Journalism I and II, English 11 Mr. Charles Carpenter-English 10 Mrs. Essie Davis-English 10 Mrs. Kathleen Elliot-English 10 and 1 1 Mrs. Susan Garton-English 10 and 11 Mrs. Pat Heidler-English 10 and 11 Mrs. Mary Spitser-English 12 fhead of Dept.j Mr. Barry Wallace-Speech, drama, stagecraft Mrs. Barbara Young-English 11 and 12 'Omer :mr F152 qt, Mrs. Mary Spitser ' Y M r Q .1 A 1 K -sa.. , . r:..1SN