Ruskin High School - Mirage Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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SUE TRAVIS B. S., Pittsburg Teachers College Typing, general busi- ness RAY WILLIAMSON B. S . , Northeast Mis- souri State Teachers College American history, fam- ily living JAMES WARD B. S . , Northeast Mis- souri State Teachers College Drafting, driver training road practice ARCH WRISINGER B. S., Central Missouri State College Secretarial practice, office practice, crea- tive writing FRED TARRY B. M . E ., University of Kansas Vocal music, music appreciation JAMES WHITWORTH B. S . , Missouri Valley College American history, con- temporary issues, social studies TERRY TERRIL B.S., Kansas State College American history, citi- zenship LES WIGHT M.F.A., K.C.U. Art Institute Art 15

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CHARLES SANDY B.S., ROCKHURST English MABEL E. SMITH A. B., Central Missouri State College English KENNETH SEWARD B. M., Central College Band World history, careers DON STEWART M.A., Missouri University English, French ELLEN SKAGGS M.A., Kansas City University Mathematics MARGUERITE STELLEY B. S., Iowa State Uni- versity Vocational home eco- nomics 14

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SPECIAL SERVICES DAVID DE HELM PAUL PROVINCE ROBERT SHARP These men, Mr. Province, Mr. DeHelm, and Mr. Sharp, are three people who are important to the operation of our school dis- trict. As the business administrator, Mr. Province is responsible for purchasing, maintenance, inventory, and budgetary control. Mr. DeHelm, the director of curriculum, is responsible for the development of curriculum studies, a guide for teachers, and a comprehensive test and evaluation program. The director of build- ings and grounds, Mr. Sharp, is responsible for custodial care of the buildings and grounds and for both preventive and permanent maintenance of all the physical properties of the district. JUANITA HUNT RN HAZEL DOBBS RN JOANN GUM Two very important people in the district's organization are the school nurse and the speech correctionist. The school nurse, Mrs. Hunt, plans and carries out a good health program and main- tains a health record for all students. Mrs. Gum, the speech cor- rectionist, is responsible for a program through which she tries to help students with speech impediments. Once a memberof Ruskin's staff, Mrs. Dobbs was forced to re- sign due to illness. We will long remember her quiet efficiency and deep concern for the welfare of the Ruskin student body. 16