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

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HERB HAMANNg Earth Science, Hygiene, Alge- bra Ig B.S., M.A., University of Missouri. URSULA PAYNEg Biologyi B.S., Southeast Missouri State College. FRANK LEWISQ Biologyg B.S., Central Missouri State College. 'sway' D' ' Besides teaching chemistry and physical sci- ence, Mr. Maupin enjoys sports and is the sponsor of the Science Club. Mr. Lewis is working on his master,s degree at the University of Missouri. He is the sopho- more football coach, as well as having other interests ranging from guns to reptiles and coin collecting. Beware: Scientists y , CHARLES MAUPIN: Chemistry, Physical Scienceg B.S., Central Missouri State College.

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This year two new math teachers joined the math department. Mr. George Rankins, who enjoys music and the French language. Mr. Max Hoskins, who enjoys fishing, hunting, water skiing, and baseball. Mr. Winfiel, who has been teaching in this school system for the past 6 years, was the sponsor ofthe Math Club. Mr. Clark, who has also been in this school system for several years, helps coach wrestling, and football. The co-sponsor of the National Honor So- ciety, Mrs. Skaggs, has done some additional degree work at Central Missouri State College, William Jewell College, and University of Missouri. Last summer two of the math teachers took classes at summer school Mr. Rankins went to Central Missouri State College, while Mr. Hoskin attended the National Science Federa- tion Math Institute at Rockhurst College. Mr. Winfiel took a trip to Yellowstone National Park. Angles In Everything MAX HOSKINQ Geometry, Math Analysis, Trigonome- try, B.S., M.A., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College. JIM CLARK. Algebra I General Science. Boys P.E.1 John and Charlene Winfiel preparing to go trick-or- B.S., Kansas Llniversity. Uefmng'

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Electricity, a new course, was added to the Science Department curriculum this year. All new equipment was purchased for this course which Mr. Buffington, an amateur radio oper- ator, taught. Mr. Buffington was the sponsor for the Radio Club during 1966-67. Mr. Ray did additional degree work at Eastern Kentucky State College, in Richmond. While not teaching, Mr. Ray finds time to be the chairman of the Insurance Committee of the local Community Teacher's Association, and sponsor of the Science Club. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and outdoor sports. Mr. Hamann has been in this school district for eleven years. He has also done additional degree work. Mrs. Payne, a new teacher in our school, came to us from Pattonville Senior High in St. Louis County. During last summer Mrs. Payne vacationed on the East Coast and Florida. She enjoys canoeing and outdoor sports. Mr. Glynn has taught in the Hickman Mills district for the past six years. At Work JACK BUFFINGTONg Electricity, B.S., Kansas State College. - , . f Q fs 32 3 X QQ! x We . 4' f s X , P , 1 . W... G-V, 2.'?fs' ,Q Q. , ss S-fs ws S X . ff Q, ak, I Kwffff. ., BOB GLYNNg Physiology, Health, B.B., Kansas State College. MARION RAY, Biology, B.S., Northwest Missouri State Teachers College, M.A., State College of Iowa.