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

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gh- ll! MR JOHN ALLEN wuth a A B from Southeast State Col lege and an MA from Iowa Umxersxty possesses a genume knowledge of Latm He IS trulx dexoted to scholarshxp and 15 mdeed an asse to our language department Mr Allen organ xzed and sponsors Latm Club and through hrs unceasmg ef forts xt has grown to be the largest orgamzatron at Smxth Cotton Facult One of the busxest and best lxked teachers at Smxth Cotton IS lNlR FORREST ARNALL xx ho holds a B S from Mxssourt Vallex College In addntxon t teathmg blologx Mr Arnall ns the toath of the track and cross tountrx teams and ns co sponsor of L C lub NIR j WILEY ATRINS who holds a B S In Education from Southwest Mnssoun State Col lege and an AM from Mus sour: Umsersm I9 the to spon sor of the Semor C lass and teat he s Amerltan problems Papa has a nonchalant man ner and his dont ya se LU dears h1m to all semors 'Qs New to Smrth Cotton th1s year ts MRS JESSIE BARER who I5 undertalung vnorlt m the spe ual educatnon department Mrs Baker has a BS from Central Mlssourl State C ollege atm and Drama Demand Good emor Nl S-4Y 1 Some students study Lating others are enthralled A witness takes the stand at play practxee. by the camera. 8

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Mary Kennon Secretary to the Principal ,4 Administration Smith Cotton High School is ,f,f,'?-1 J mi. Forrest L Drake B S M ln Fd Principal Pinkney Miller B S M A Assistant Pr nupal james O Miller A.M. Director of Guidance Virginia Goode Secretary zo the Principal

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Facult This is MRS. Nli'I'TlF BAUM'S second year at Smith-Cotton as the supervisor of study hall. Mrs. Baum has quite a task keeping talkatixe students to a minimum of noisemaking. Mrs. Baum has a B.S. from Central Missouri State College, 1. 'IS' MR. XX'lLFRlfD BELL is the sponsor of the ushers and teaches higher mathematics and French. Doc Bell holds a B.A. and an M.A. from the Univer- sity' of Missouri. His French phrases puzzle almost everyone including French students, MR. JAMES BRADEN, who teaches industrial arts and civ- ics. is a newcomer at Smith-Cob ton this year. Mr. Braden, with a B.S. from Southwest Missouri State College, is also one of the school's treasurers. Z MRS, TH ELMA BUCKLEY, who is a new teacher at Smith- Cotton, has a B.S. from Central Missouri State College. She in- structs juniors and seniors in reading and also teaches classes in special education. Proficiency in English is a Requirement For Success. Mrs. Yurasich dictates to four hard-working Mama Cook's first hour class concentrates on sophomores. Mziclwth. if 'X A ,f 9