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

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Q S . I s 4 is ii X1 ips 3 l 'PN 'hal lf K l 4 fi : VV . f t -A PM i s X P :Q S - Fi' if . . . But you always let Allison out of your class . . . I don't under- stand this whole chapter . . . ETHNOCENTRISM . . . These terms are a trifle confusing.. .Savings bonds, my foot . . .Cold War, Hot War, what's the difference, they still die . . . This eountry's really smokin', we even have a mini-president . . . Drop in on Mr. Worley's class sometime . . .This is a test? . . . But I can't remember all the words unless I sing it through . . . After one semester of psychology I've come to realize something very important-I'm looney as a goon! . . How can you keep your mind on the lesson? . . If the ratio between deaths and births is minimized, what do you have? . . Now that the eighteen-year-olds have the vote, there arc bound to be a few changes here and there . . . Do you think women should be drafted? . . M,,,.-v'--Q

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the social sciences . . . . If President Nixon were assassinated by a Chinese, what effect would this have on our relations with China? . . Knowledge is dis- covering questions you never knew existed -and knowing where to look for the answers . . . Where was Washington D.C. before they moved the capital? . . Why do we have to study about Columbus, he wasn't even an American . . . I get to drive today . . . What is the percentage of suicides today? . . Social Science Instructors, left page, clockwise are: Mr. Stephen Earle, World History, Economics, World Geography, Mr. William Stratton, American History, Mr. Tom Flynn, American History, Mr. Kenneth Syring, American History, Sociology, Ameri- can Governmentg Mr. Gerald Shoemaker, Driver's Education. Right page, clockwise: Mr. Courtney Worley, American History, American Government, Reading and Research in American History, Mr. R'Leigh Bell, Driver's Educationg Mr. William Kirkman, American Government, Sociology, Secondary Math, Mr. Gale Jones, American Government, Sociology, Mr. Charles Minor, American Government, Psychology.

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practical arts . . . . But I already can add! . . What did you put in this pudding, it tastes like glue . . . I think I sewed the sleeve to the hem . . . Sure it's a four-by-two,just turn it sideways . . .Our semester project, guys, is to make a new sink for the darkroom upstairs . . . Thirty words a minute . . . I don't take shorthand, I was just goofing around with my pencil . . . Practical arts instructors, left page, clockwise are: Mr. Larry Eliot, Auto Mechanics: Mr. .lack Shannon, Machine Shop, Metal Ifabricationg Mr. Ken Cattaneo, Printingg Miss Susan Gros, Distribu- tivc Education, AVTSQ Mr. Jack Mitchell, Woodworking I 8r Ilg Mr. Raymond Barnett, Drafting, Architectural and Mechanical Drawing. Right page, clockwise: Mrs. Deanna Schaaf, Typing I 8t Ilg Miss Pat Winter, Shorthand I 84 II: Mr. John Hamilton, Bookkeeping, Busi- ness Lawg Miss Karen Acker, Foods I 84 Ilg Mrs. Betty McDonald, Clothing Ig Miss Nancy Marshall, Oftice Practice, Typing II, Special Office Machineryg Miss Rosemary Grosdidier, Home Living, Clothing II. P 1 'F s.nJ i s if