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

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'K 2 'si- A very busy newcomer this year is MR. EARL EINLEY. who has an M. in Education from Missouri University. In addition to teaching social sci- ence and boys' physical educa- tion. Mr. Finley is co-sponsor of L-Club, assists in football. and is the coach of baseball. The staff discovered in an M.U. Saritur that Mr. Finley was a handball expert in his under- graduate days. Facult 'H W, ,nm . ,I ri' -no MISS CATHERINE GARD- NER, always smiling, teaches eighth grade and freshman English. A favorite among her junior high students, Miss Gardner has a B.S. in Educa- tion from Central Missouri State College. QR n 11'- MR. H O W A R D GLAVIN, who teaches health to fresh- men. has a B.S. from North- west Missouri State College and is noted for his pacing ability and the skeleton in his closet. Mr. Glaxin is also the coach of basketball. golf and tennis, and is assistant football coach. llx MISS BARBARA GRADY, a former Smith-Cotton student, is a new teacher this year. Miss Grady. who has a B.S. from Missouri Valley College, teach- es niathematics and sponsors the twirlers, a groun she be- longed to when she was in high school. Theor is The Background For Scientific Pursuits. 7' Chuck Anderson waits to see how it's done in General science seems very simple to these three biology, freshmen. I2

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J M1 MR. RALPH DOW. who has a B. S. from Central Missouri State College and an M.S. from Colorado University, is the boys' physical education in- structor. Coaching the Tiger football squad is also one of Mr. Dow's responsibilities. Facult ,. 4- -1- r 1 . A QF An outstanding junior high personality is MR. BOB ED- MONDSON. teacher of eighth grade arithmetic and general mathematics. Curley Bob is also the assistant football and basketball coach. He holds a B. S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and an A. M. from Colorado State 'I'cacher's College. .lf A very friendly personality at Smith-Cotton is MRS. ALINE EHLERS. With a B.S. in Educa- tion from Central Missouri Col- lege, Mrs. Ehlers teaches eighth grade English and relieves Miss Gray in the junior high library during third hour. Mrs. Ehlers readily wins favor among all of her junior high students. General ath and Plane MRS. MARY FAULKNER yery competently directs the fresh- man and sophomore girls' glee clubs at Smith-Cotton. Mrs. Faulkner, who has a B,S. in Education from Central Mis- souri State College. is always smiling. Geometry Require Clear Thinkin . 1 5 , General math students add and subtract carefully. Geometrical designs appear in class. 11

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t '? MISS ELIZABETH GRAY is the librarian for the junior high school. A willing counse- lor to eighth grade and fresh- man students. Miss Gray has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and a BS. in Library Science from Peabody College. Facult Respected and well-liked by all of her American history stu- dents is MISS HAZEL GRAY. who has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and an A.M. from Pea- body College, Miss Gray also has the responsibility of spon- soring junior and senior high councils. 'i 1' ff' l'he complexities of algebra and plane geometry disappear under the xery capable direc' tion of MISS BEULAH HAR- RIS. She has a B.S. in Educa- tion from Central Missouri State College and A.M. from the Unisersity of Missouri. gf- :tx MRS. ALMA HAUSAM, who teaches eighth grade social stud- ies. is one of Smith-Cotton's best loved teachers. Mrs. Hau- sam, with a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, expertly plans and di- rects junior high assemblies. Laborator ork Proves These Theories. Q L+. kv. E s. 1' Biology students study marine life in the aquar- Physics students experiment with an inclined ium. plane. 5 I3