Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

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STANLEY C. GLOSS B. S. Kent University, 1942 M. A. Indiana University, 1952 Stanford University, Summer 1959 University of California at Los Angeles, 1961 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR REGISTRAR ALGEBRA Stan, Jean, Rodney, Jeff Mr. Gloss, more commonly referred to as Stan, is the very capable Associate Director of our school and has been contributing to the Orme community for ten years. Stan has one of the busiest schedules on the ranch. Aside from his administrative duties, his other obligations include teaching math and coaching the tennis team. Greatly appreci- ated by all the students for his sympathetic understanding of their problems, Stan seems always willing to see the student's side of a problem and is always gratefully consulted. WILLIAM S. HART, JR. B. A. West Liberty State College, 1949 M. A. West Virginia University, 1950 HEAD OF ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ENGLISH DRAMATICS PUBLIC SPEAKING ADMINISTRATION Doug, Buck, Jan, Chris Mr. Hart, better known to all as Buck, is completing his seventh year at Orme. He has become an almost indispensible member of our community, not only supervising our activity and chore programs, but sponsoring our drama club, and heading our English department. Buck is an active participant in almost all school activities and is especially known for his great modesty .

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;ORMES T Uncle Chick. Aunt Minna To the students at Orme, Uncle Chick and Aunt Minna truly exemplify the spirit | of the school. Since founding it many years ago, both have shown constant devotion to and sincere concern with its administration and well-being. Uncle Chick, whose interests range fi’om ranching to politics, can always be counted on for a warm smile and cheery greeting. Aunt Minna has a great sympathy and understanding of Young America , as she calls us. Wherever we turn we see J trees and flowers which she has planted to beautify our surroundings. ORME Juniors Charlie, Mimi, paul In his position as Headmaster, Charlie has multitudinous duties to perform: anc yet he never fails to examine all problems thoroughly to reach a satisfactory solution, lie is imbued with a great desire to make Orme one of the outstanding schools in the country. Despite his rigorous schedule, he can always be depended on to take time to counsel and advise us about our problems. Ably assisting Charlie is his wife, Mimi, who capably acts as Girls' Co-Ordinator and gives to all girls her thoughtful understanding of their problems. Too, her talent as director of the sextet is a valuable contribution to school life J ORME Seniors

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 ' .1 1 1 LLEWELLYN MILLS, JR. Ph. B. Yale University, 1926 Harvard, 1933-34, 1937 Bridgewater State Teachers College, Summers '53, '54, '55 DIRECTOR OF TESTING ENGLISH 1 1 Mr. Mills, affectionately referred to as Magoo, has been teaching at Orme for six years. He is best known for his jovial manner and the imaginative nicknames he bestows upon his students. To us. Mr. Mills represents a balanced combination of knowledge and good humor. His many duties include teaching English, and directing our testing program. 3 J 3 3 1 1 3 3 3 3 JAMES M. WILBANKS B. S. E. Arkansas State Teachers College, 1955 Arizona State College National Science Institute Fellowship University of California at Los Angeles Summer 1961 HEAD OF MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MATHEMATICS Rusty, Mr. Wilbanks,Mrs. Wilbanks, Kim, Chuck, Kathy Mr. Wilbanks in his six years at Orme has become the able head of the Mathematics department. His influence is strong and reaches into nearly every facet of our lives. Not least among his duties is coaching our baseball and J. V. basketball teams. ri