Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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ROI S. XVOOD Snpermterzdenl of Sfbooft The distinguished look- ing gentleman that we often catch a glimpse of in our halls, is our gen- ial Superintendent, Mr. Wood. Right now he is concerned with the new high school. I-Ie is al- ways striving for better school facilities. Vife who spend our day in crowded classrooms are all for him one hundred per cent. EFFICIENCY EXPERTS CECIL FLOYD Left to right: Miss Mary Buxton Secretary to Super Afflflflflf Slfffffflffflfffflf 0 Sffwff intendentg Mrs. Edna johnson Secretary to Assistant Mr Floyd has won the admiration of all by his Superintendentg Miss Marilyn Lewis Assistant Sec gracious and pleasmg, manner with which he ac retary to Superintendentg joan Wills Assistant Sec cepts all responsibilities retary to Superintendent. X '-L'1' a.

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if 'Meqg ff SCHOOL BOARD XVe, the J.H.S. Seven- teeners, past, present, and future, express our sincere gratitude to these eminent citizens who, through their untiring efforts, have made our schools among the most modern in the state and second to none in pro- ficiency. Now we are anxiously awaiting the outcome of their new high school plans. Left to right: Austin Harrison, Dick Craig, Roi XVood, Miss Fern Gray, Secretaryg Mrs. Reha Blanke, President, Morgan Hillhouse, Bob Clay, Leonard Brown, Judge Haywood Scott. Left to fl!-Ilm Mrs Hclcn Ballard, Flffimfel MVS- Left to right: Mrs. Cleminetene Collins, School EVCIYU lllhnlifl FIUZIHCCL MISS FUD cfm!! Book' Nurse, Mrs. Oleta Petty, School Nurseg Mrs. Beu- lceeper of Finance and Secretary to the School Board. lah Donngllyy Speech Correctionisti Q,..--- N .-,a ww-,, f, mmm

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den aaa , ,2,C.C'fw, f J Rf, SECRETARIES Left to right: Mrs. Lewis, Secretary to Principalg Mrs. Bahr, Secretary to Guidance Counsellorg Mrs. Ander- son, Secretary to Vice Principalg Mrs. Patterson, Assist- ant Secretary to Principal. ROY W. GREER x J Principal . Mr. Greer, principal, coordinates the functions of the school and pro- motes better relations between fac- ulty, students, and parents. Quietly and efficiently he handles any prob- lems that come before him. All in all he plans and executes many de- tails necessary to acquire a fine edu- cational system in Senior High. HERBERT HART Vim' P1'f7ZL'if1rIf Mr. Hart's chief duties are checking attendance and looking after rental books. He has succeeded well in establishing friendly relations with the boys and in assisting them with their many problems. His office is a busy center of many important activities.