Metz High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Metz, MO)

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It is a 'satisfying experience to me to see the successful work of the Metz Students from day to day. The enthusiasm of the students to do real good in the classroom as well as in the many school activities is very commendable. The spirit of the people of the school and community is a real source of pride that must be the result of the interest and labors of many interested people down through the years. The educational advantages offered in the Metz School is a compliment to those who support the Metz R-2 Schools. Very Sincerely, Leo A. Sanbom, Superintendent , R 1 I 'ffzf ' 1 K fl .' 1' Z1 if ,277 X'-f 19' ' f ' , , l f 1,7 ,ffl X M, iw! ' 49214971 ' :V4 'WZQ4 My -,W 4 f 4:4 . Qs, X 'f-f-521-a'7ff ,2,f,,-1 Wi vi g,1.fs'.g7ay:4-f Loren tary, 1 Schoo not on takes but sh the st teach our se .49 Q, W2 5:n'.',iH XJ 4,1 Hmfhnu 5 :4 aw esbffzff 1':--trawl 53,32 -'E .- -

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1 day. The ies is very sult of the :red in the PVLJ' Mr. Jerry Sparks, principal of the high school, received his B.S. in education in 1962 at Northeastern State College Tahlequah, Oklahoma. In 1966, he received his Masters Degree at Kansas State College, Pittsburg, Kansas. Mr. Sparks has been at Metz High School for six years. He has done an out- standing job as principal'-of our high school this year. Mrs. Neva Bunn, serving as principal of the grade school, graduated in 1944 from the Southwest .Baptist College, Bolivar. She received her B.S. inuele mentary education at the Kansas State College at Pittsburg and is now work- ing on her Masters Degree also at K.S.C. th gf ,