Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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GEORGE H. VOLMERT Guidance Coumelor A wise and helpful counselor is Mr. Vol- mert. He has succeeded in establishing friendly relations with the boys and girls in assisting them with their many problems. Mr. Volmert is an efficient guidance director and his office is a busy center. Espec- ially has he been a dy- namic sponsor of the Key Club. MRS. MAXINE VOLMERT Secretary lo Guidance Counselor Our gracious dean of girls, Mrs. Brown, pos- sesses the gift of under- standing girls and their problems, and the abi- lity to cope with the many situations that arise. The lives of many girls are deeply in- fluenced by.contact with her. Every student is al- ways welcome in the dean's office and will receive personal, as well as educational advice, from a sympathetic listener. She has truly endeared herself to the students of the school. Lovely smile-happy manner-efficient secretary-sparkl- ing personality-these are the qualities by which we recog- nize Mrs. Volmert. As secretary to the director of guidance counselor, she files, catalogues, details information receiv- ed from colleges throughout the nation. Her vivid interest ' in the extra-curricular activities makes her among the favorites of the students. MRS. BEULAH BROWN Dean of Giflr

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The manner in which he con- ducts all his affairs shows that Mr. White is a man of precision. A primary concern of his is knowing where every pupil is at every hour of the day. Upon his capable shoulders rests the difficult re- sponsibility of solving many un- solvable problems that arise. He is always willing to help the student who is honest and diligent. His ready wit has made low hurdles of many a student's problems. For do- ing well the most difficult, and, too often, the least appreciated job at Joplin High, our hats are off to our assistant principal, A. Roy White. MR. A. ROY WHITE ssisfanl Principals MR. ELMER PENNINGTON Operating efficiently on a new business basis, Assistant Principal Elmer Pennington's office is really a small scale banking firm. All funds for classes, societies, organiza- tions, activity tickets-in fact all funds are handled through his most efficient office. Mr. Pennington is not only a capable keeper of our treasury but he also has charge of all concession assignments, all gate- duty assignments, and of checking locks and lockers to the eleven hundred students of our school. In- deed our assistant principal, Mr. Pennington, has a full time financ- ial job which he handles with the utmost efficiency.

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