Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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. X .X k if h iii? 'A leaf' MRN MAXIXI ISANN I C CHANIHIRI NIR IUHX D XIURRISOX with x ul 1 IITQNS Thu Iluppr-r ol' thirty years ago wouhl umlouhtully lmw hfkjll owl'- comc hy the huhhuh of clickcty- INiINCOgI'.IlWll mguhihcs. cldcking typcwritcrs. and the agitatcd. fron- zicd-looking studbuts strixing to Llllfdllglk' lustily surihhlcd short- h.md notes, The modern mm tnkcs .111 this in hcr stride and goes forth .1 top-notch typist. stcnogrgphcr, or hookkccpcr, confidcnt of success IWCQJLISC of har cxucllcnt II'.liI1iII2L. MISS Rl IH PACI MINN XX II MA Nl I IIVAN MISS IYTHEI. RFFD Ixplm, Offlu. Prutuc Bnokkcuping

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EDUCATION-BUSINESS DAY ENDS WITH A DINNER Senior High was especially favor' ed by the photographer since the picture, taken, was focused upon our Senior High table. In the pic- tu're can be seen many of our facul- ty members. Approximately 375 teachers, school administration, business and professional people attended the dinner. Miss Ada Coffey, president of the Joplin Teachers' Association acted as Mistress of ceremonies.

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, MISS GRACE COLVIN MRS. EVA FUI-IR MRS. KATHERINE OBER English English English A typical sophomore English class-'Here basal parts are being presented by Carol Welch and checked by the students, . all, C '-417 '.- Through the studying of intrigu- ing novels and stories learned in the literature cl-asses, it is no diffi- cult matter to be carried back to olden days of fine ladies and their knights in armor. just as necessary, and being as equally important in the year's work, however, is the learning of all the Iittle'l speech parts and the way they fit into everyday conversations as well as into the theses to be written. MISS LEAH ROBINSON MISS IOSEPHINE STEWART MRS. DORA ITLRICI English English, Iournalism English 5 ,:s:uHQe?aiQisiml i -'Ea N mmmi .M