Bald Knob High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bald Knob, AR)

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WWW' 1 .1111 . . prlnclpals il- , e 15 -, . '1 5 .X . MRS. J. H. MOODY, Elementary Mrs. Moody ls a legend at Bald Knob High School. She has taught most of us at some time during school and her friendly face is familiar sight all around the campus. She has been working ln the elementary grades here for many years , and has had the title of Principal since 1950. Her degree is a B.S.E. from Arkansas State Teachers College.

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11 school secretary Sc ool Secretary, is a boon to Superintendent Lubker, the board, and to all who are a part of Bald Knob High School. She's the Voice with a smile when someone telephones the school, she's the one who write d Mrs. Dorothy Mclielgey, efficient and friendly h s an distributes the warrants for teachers, and her office me is a place where everyone always finds a warm welco rintenden In H. L. Lubker, Bald Knob undoubtedly has one of the outstanding young school admin- istrators of the nation. Mr. Lubker was pro- moted to the head job here this year, after having been Principal since 1949. He came to BKHS straight from the University of Ark- ansas, where he was an outstanding athlete. Mr. Lubker has his Master's degree from the University, and more valuable than this, an unusually practical sense of responsibility, leadership, and understanding. His highly successful first year at the helm served as evidence of the bright years ln the future for Bald Knob High School under his guidance. Mr. IL L. Lubker THINK

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an-lf! f f MR. JACK WILLIS Coach Willis made many friends at BKHS during his first year coaching. His athletes, all the students, fellow teachers, and townspeople recognize him as a true gentleman. A former BK Bulldog himself, Coach Willis graduated from ASTC, where he was a student coach. MISS ROSEMARY PLEDGER Miss Pledger invaded the halls of BKHS only last year, but soon had established herself with her wit and quiet charm. She teaches f full load of typing, book- keeping, shorthand, and business math. Besides this, she sponsors the Student Council and the FBLA chapter. She is a graduate of Harding College, and has her Mas- ter's degree from the University of Arkansas. aculty -W? -dmfl 5-gfiifg.. 7: :vm-1 . ,:'4,g,5+- IPJQRS ' ff! MRS. CORINNE MYERS Mrs. Myers, BKHS counselor and instructor of voca- tional education since 1951, has a unique understanding high school students and their problems. A graduate of Galloway College and of the University of Arkansas, she is recogiized as one of the outstanding guidance counsel- ors in the state. Her office is filled with valuable voca- tional information--and a warm, friendly atmosphere. She sponsors the Beta Club. MR. WAYNE CRANFORD Mr. Cranford came back to BKHS to teach in 1952. Soon, he had inaugurated journalism and a first-class school paper to the schoo1's program. Besides teach- ing journalism and freshman and sophomore English, he takes an active interest in promoting activities for the students. Sponsoring the Knob, the Bulldog, the Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Cheerleaders, and the Junior Class, took a great deal of after-school time. Somehow, however, he finds time to be a real friend to his students. A