Windsor High School - Shawneeola Yearbook (Windsor, MO)

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5 -A , , 'fi '51 ' Wf'fff4 L 5 L L r . ,I S? ' fini ' .2 v- Q 4 57. I 1 rl F ' , J, , . , . 1 t sf I X .fl Xff Q' , ' iff! w 5 Q1 1. A f sit H Y V 2 ll A' 1 V1 '52 V i fa y X 1 Mrs. Zimmerman reads a translation as Spanish II students follow in their books. : SUCCESS Mrs. Marchbanks explains to her sophomore English class the rules of sentences using past perfect and present perfect verb forms.

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Mrs. Windsor teaches junior high and functional math. She received her B.S. in Education from Missou- ri Valley College at Marshall, Mis- souri. Seventh grade math students ponder , over a problem. Members of the Algebra I class are working indi- vidually on their assignment for the next day. Mr. Tye explains a geometric diagram to Ga- ry Mullins, math- analysis student. Algebra Il and diligently. Mr. Tye recei from CMSC a math major a Physics stu listen to M