Smith Cotton High School - Archives Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)

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B S rn Educatron from Central Mrssoun State College and teaches general bus mess and bookkeepxng has been away from us much of thrs year because of 111 health We all mrss hxm and wlsh h1m a speedy recovery Shorthand and advanced typlng are taught by MISS EDNA SNELL who has a B S 1n Educahon from Central Mrs sour1 State College As sponsor of the Natlonal Honor Socxety lVl1ss Snell strlves to stlmulate school scholarshxp and partxcxpatlon ln extra curncular actxvmes among the students ot Smxth Facult I5 ot MRS GERALDINE SCI-IRADER who has a B S from Central College and an M M E from Northwestern Umversxty The band orchestra and glee clubs all recewe her special attentron lor hrgh lxbrary but also the conduct of the study hall students rs kept ln good order by MRS POLLY ANN SILLERS Mrs Srllers degrees rnclude an A B from the Umversxty of Tennessee and cx B S 1n lxbrary scrence from Peabody College The Smlth Cotton chapter of Fu ture Teachers oi Amenca IS under her sponsorsh1p MISS MILA SWEARINGEN each year conducts her Jumor English students on a vxcarxous joumey through the world of lrterature As co-sponsor of the lumor class, the 1ce cream soctal, plClI.l!8 show pass sale and countless other jumor at latrs rest m her hands Mrss Sweanngen has an A B from Central College Wrth compass m her hand MHS RUTH MOORE mstructs her plane geometry students m the constructxon ot lsosceles trlangles L 5 ' Q rr 3 ' I f 'F r I I Q r , if if s ,A lt, MB. E. C. SCHLICHTING, who has a When music is mentioned we think Not only the bookshelves of the sen- r y y i no if ,iff

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Miss Tuck supervises the art work of Myr- na Miller, Staff Artist. 11 Facult IC! The intricacies of plane geometry be- come clear with MRS. RUTH MOORE'S guiding constructions. Mrs. Moore has a B. S. in Education from Central Mis- souri State College. t f -4. MR. ROBERT OWENS, who has an A. M. from University of Missouri, teach- es American history, world geography, and American problems. We often won- der if Herman, Mr. Owens' tremendous great dane, will someday crowd him out of that snazzy white Corvette, Mr. Ow- ens' Smith-Cotton news service keeps Sedalia well informed, 16 .195 MISS CATHERINE RINER teaches freshman English and has a B. S. in Education from Central Missouri State College. Freshmen will never forget their floor talks on future occupations and, of course, Miss Riner's drill on the Rime of the Ancient Mariner . Iust as we will always remember Miss Riner, so she never forgets us. 'ab MRS. ANN MOSS is a new member of Smith-Cotton's faculty this year. Her interesting Mississippi accent intrigues all her general business and bookkeep- ing students. Mrs. Moss has a B. S. from Mississippi Southern College. ,Law . ,gp ' r-'Q A l MR. FRANK RUSSELL who has a B. S. from Central Missouri State College is an alumnus of Smith-Cotton High School who has returned to teach citi- zenship to the freshmen. Mr. Russell is also sponsor of the freshman class.

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MRS. DORETTA WAITE, who has a Mr. Matthews can really get dirty. when using his very complicated machinery. f . 1 new M .w f 'B I A f 1 '- we -M f ff Jaffa J 1 MR. RALPH VANDERKAMP, who has a B. S. from Iowa State College and a M. E. from the University of Missouri, teaches industrial arts and also mech- anical drawing. Between fourth and fifth hours he can be seen puffing up the stairs from his first floor shop to the third floor art room. 18 Jef Facuh 'EP Sgr . its seals-'2!g.k'l1ffff:5fi!5ff: fff-1 What would Smith-Cotton do without the expert work done by the art depart- ment under the skillful direction of MISS GWENDOLYN TUCK? Miss Tuck. who has a B. S. in Education from Southwest Missouri State College also is co-spon- sor of the junior class. J i 1 ' X I The safest drivers in Sedalia are the products of MR. CHARLES VANDERLIN- DEN'S drivers training class. Many Smith'Cotton students under his super- vision have excelled in both local and state driving meets. Mr. Vcmderlinden has a M. S. from Central Missouri State College. f . ,I . ,513 B . Lgqgw r wrr Jigga? A M, X x MRS. MARIORIE UHR is another new member of the Smith'Cotton faculty. Al- though this was going to be her winter to brush up on her art of playing the marimba, she is instead instructing boys and girls in the commercial arts of general business and typing. Mrs. Uhr has a B. S. in Education from South- west Missouri State College. B. S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, teaches English and lit- erature to eighth graders. All the mys- teries of the constellations unfold before her literature students when they spend time during the year studying basic as- tronomy.