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

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Facult 'x .ali MR. PAUL KILLION is one of the few Smith-Cotton teachers who has two B.S. degrees. Mr. Killion, who teaches elemen- tary science, has a B.S. in Edu- cation from Central Missouri State College and a B.S. in Ag- riculture from the University of Missouri. Mr. Killion is also the chief ticket taker of Smith- Cotton. 'Q MISS CAROLYN KOESTER, a newcomer this year. has a B.S. from Central Missouri State College. Miss Koester sponsors Spiz and teaches girls' physical education. Miss Koester, who has a talent for directing groan producing exercises, is well- liked by everyone. -ad Another newcomer this year is MRS. ETHEL LYON, who is teaching eighth grade social studies. W'ith a B.S. from Ceri- tral Missouri State College, Mrs. Lyon is winning favor among her junior high stu- dents. MR. HAROLD MCANINCH has successfully coached win- ning entries in various speech tournaments this year. Mr. Mc- Aninch, with a B. A. from Southwestern Missouri S t a t e College and an M.A. from the University of Arkansas, teaches dramatics, speech. and fresh- man linglish, sponsors National Forensic League. and directs plays at Smith-Cotton. World Topics Are Discussed in Geograph and American Problems. These students are fortunate to hate vvorltl geog- Joyce Garrett giyes a report on current events. raphy with Gunhan Danisman. our American Field Service student from 'I urkey. I5

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nv .af-14 newcomei with an MS from Central Missouri State College Mr Holman a graduate of Smith Cotton IS teachmg dustrial arts He is haxing a pretty hard t1me conxmcmg some of his former teachers that he IS old enough to teach school Facult Hr. -al whose chief hohhics are con ducting cxpermzcnts and tinker ing with the public address sxs tem teaches phx sits chemistrx and general science Mr Jaeger vs ho has an M S from Central NI1ssour1 State College IS spon S01 of the stage trexx Fiona ,il manent classroom after sex eral xears of floatmg MRS JANE JOHNSON h a p p 1 l 1 teaches freshman and sophomore Eng l1sh She has a BS 1n Educa I1011 from Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Scclalian IS a newtomcr S m 1 t h K otton Shu te lLhCS mathematics and gcncral hus1 ness Mrs lxexcs a to sponsor of Spiz has a B S from Central Missouri State I ollegc ap Stud and Films Clarlf Social Science 991' Two eighth graders locate part1cular areas on a A freshman c111c class has goxernmental func map of the United States uons made clear to them through a f1lm strip 14 , k M Q ,il I Xi X , ' - 1 I if f W , ,, , S ,... 1 J' 'M 1 f ' 1 I . Mase . 4 I J MR- GERALD HOLMAN is a MR. GERHARDT JAEGER, Finally having achieved a per- MRS. IRMA KEYES, a native - ' , , g .' ',,, , N. . , ,.'. 1 'g f ,Q 1 at I P l I Q if s tl Z' as il , . l ' il , Ki.

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Facult 47 f 'M' Sgr in ,gi L- , V I , l ' ,fr lv-ae ere . ff.. -eff? I, is E if' 1 s MRS. LOUISE McKEE, who has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, prepares home economics stu- dents for the future by teaching them the intricacies of sewing and cooking. Mrs. McKee is al- so co-sponsor of the junior class. MRS. MARY IWADDOX is an- other Smith-Cotton teacher pre- paring girls for the duties of homemal-ting. Mrs Maddox, the well qualified sponsor of Smith-Cotton's chapter of the Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College. Homemaking Studies -MSM, MR. EMERSON MATTHEWS, a teacher of industrial arts and co-sponsor of the stage crew, is always willing to help any Smith-Cotton student. Mr. Mat- thews has a B.S. in Education from Northwest State College and an M.E. from Colorado A. and M, Students can see MRS. HELEN MITCHELL going through the halls carrying Shakespearean theatres and student composi- tions from class to class. Mrs. Mitchell, who has a B.S. from the University of Missouri, teaches junior and senior Eng- lish. Are Pleasant and orthwhile. X Q ,af . N l Sharon Clark, Betty Goodpasture, and Velma Mrs. McKee helps Leona Spears sew a fine Dickman enjoy cooking on the big electric stove. seam. 16