Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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.it Prctirretl: Beatty, Briton, Clodfelttel Man ln'pire' Man NlPHER FACULTY Top Plow: Crawtord, Conklin, Gausch, Roberts, McClanahan, Via. Row Five: Bowen, Hale, Meyer, Cox, Haley, Lucco, Baker, Linderneyu How Four: Cochran, Chrftord, Preul, McNarnee, Garrison. aw Three: Landers, Meyer, Puchbauer, Beltz, Propst, Latta, Waaner. rw Two: Lyons, Ellis, Allen, Smith Srnith, Hendrick, Monroe, Linderneyer Parharn. mttarn How: Reid, Durharn, Walther Traclrte, Culliriane-, Otto, Ozark, Pre svott, Buttus. Craiq, Crayons, Creech, Hoester Hootnrarr, lsaac, McCann, McGill Svhwerdtrnann, Sheppard, Wester tlvrlv, Wiriqlir-lil, Wriqlrt. SENIOR FACULTY Top Flow: Via, Stocker, Wliayne, Sheppard, Abbott, Lenich, Miller, Tomlin, Hansen, Koerber, Avey, lsaac, Henderson. Row Two: Pirn, Hartrnan, Brooks, Henry, Steinkamp, Rice, Rumniel, Headlee, Wilkins, Smith, Hunker, McGill, Horn, Stixrud. Bottom Row: Klaqes, Cravens, Parks, Foster, McMahan, Wilson, McDaniel, Boettner, Comer, Powell Shilcles, Gregory, Williams, Gentry. Not Pictured: Cochran, Conley, lackson, Ienninqs, McMahon, Wrqqins. Page Thirteen

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'N' Nipher Advisors The Nipher advisors, Mrs. Cochran, Mr. Clod- felter, and Mr. Wieldt help seventh graders he come accustomed to a new system of classes and activities when they enter junior high school, maintain a haD1Cy environment for all students, and prepare pupils for senior high school. Their duties include preparing new schedules, counseling students having special problems, and aiding boys and girls who find adjustment to the different curriculum difficult. The results of their efforts are indicated by the well-rounded junior high program. Ilelptnl Iinldanee by Experieneed Unnnselnrs K. H. S. Advisors To help pupils choose the subjects they need, as well as truly enjoy their high school life in a thorough preparation for college, is the task and desire of our expert guidance statt. Miss Abbott, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Via, and Mr. Cravens hold conferences with parents and pupils during the second semester to plan schedules for the following year. Students needing special help may request conferences any time throughout the year. The advisors eagerness to solve an individuals protlerns will long he remembered loy grateful girls and boys. Page Twelve

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'ip 'hw-...,,, X T7 MATHEMATICS lndividual thinking is developed in the math courses at Kirkwood High School. A knowledge ot algebra, geometry, and trigonometry is ot vital im- portance in the creation of future professionals. The mathematics courses encourage clear-thinking and perseverance, two virtues which are important in the development ot an outstanding personality. Through the intelligent study ot mathematical prin- ciples, students are prepared for future scientific, in- dustrial, or professional careers. Lilo tlreates Man Problem Thi ling int the slr it lit Mr. Kczvrlwm niakinti thin plane S if - ' 4- Tliely call this fl irnrtlif-liiritircil chart! Mr. Mvyvr living livflylnl