Advance High School - Advancer Yearbook (Advance, MO)

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AHS Renovates Study Hall, Now Large Library The enlargement ofthe library was one ot the most welcomed renovations at the high school during the year. The library was moved to include all ofthe old study hall. New shelving was installed to accommodate several hundred new books. The old tables were refinished with vinyl. New tables. chairs. and a newspaper rack were also added. lVlrs. Long's Home Economics Department received a new refrigerator, which will be replaced every year. according to a new school plan. New draperies were hung in Superintendent Floyd Liley's ottice. The school purchased a mowertorthe tractor. New additions to the elementary included a walk-in freezer built behind the cafeteria. An audiometer was also purchased. New pianos were bought for the high school and the elementary. AHS bought two new buses. Each holds 54 passengers. The School Board hired two new custodians. lVlrs. lVlary Crosswhite and Charles Bennett.

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Right: Writing memos and making out checks are just some ofthe work done by Mrs. Odetta Daniel, the school secretary. Taking out a barrel of discarded boxes are the high school janitors, Charles Bennett and Hosie Richards, Below Right. Preparing lunch for elementary and high school students. Below Center, are Mrs, Georgia Long, Mrs. Ruth Sitz, and Mrs. Etta Miller. Below: Elementary, custodians Ralph Crosswhite. Mrs. Mary Crosswhite. and Joe Capps stop for a moment in a first grade classroom. Bus Drivers: fKneeIingj Bud Camren, Bay Johnson, Billy Smith. fStandingj Jerry Hamlin, Jim White. Lloyd Keene, Jeff Slinkard, and PaulVanGennip. ., '-

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Above: Giving his Com- mencement speecn is Student Council presi' dent Kenneth NlcFerron, Seniors Jerome Tidwell. Tess Daniel. and Royce Yount congratulate Gwen Ann Davis on ner birtne day at the prom, Right. 4' X if wi 'E