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

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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

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science and math . . . . If we take some of this, and a little of this, and a pinch of this, we get-PHEW! Synthetic skunk! . . I always thought a mole tun- neled in the ground . , . Ugh! What smells? . . Rinky-dink sheets . . . Do we have to cut up that poor little frog? . . This baby chick needs a diaper . . . I wish they'd stop moving our stuff every day . . . The angle of refraction is equal to the angle of incidence . . . there should be a ban on standardized tests . . . If it wasn't for that stupid apple, we wouldn't have to study Newton's Law . . . Wow, look at those curves . . . A cubic equation has three roots and a square only has two . . . I thought only trees had roots . . . Humps and Hollers Wouldn't a global maximum be the biggest in the world? . . Thank goodness for Wednesdays . . . Mathematics and Science instructors, left page, clockwise are: Mr. Frank True, Biology Ig Mr. David McDonald, Business Math, Geometry, Secondary Math, Mr. Ainold Voth, Biology Ig Mr. Burley Martin, Physics, Algebra I. Right page, clockwise: Mr. Lloyd Fugate, Biology I 8L Ilg Mr. Hubert Waugh, Algebra II, Modern Introductory Analysis, Calculus, Mrs. Judith Roberts, Biology Ig Mr. Bruce Bow- man, Chemistryg Miss Shirley Coffin, Geometry, Algebra Il. The Sciences have a language all their own-the language of logic, reasoning, and frustration. Anonymous Q 739 f