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

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25-an MR FRANK RUSSPLL ns fa mtltar to the freshmen students as thexr entts tt aeher and spun sor of thenr elass attnmes Mr Russell has a B S from Central Mtssourt State College Faeult ..4l?' NIRS GERALDINI: SCHRAD the Musle Lady Smtthfotton has a BS from Kentral Mtssourt State College and M M I' from North western Unnersxty Mrs Sehra der has many mam dunes and manages them all expertlx She dtrects three glee clubs mvced chorus band and orchestra 1 CK 'T NIRS POLLY SILLERS the sensor hugh lthrarlan has an A B from the Unnersxty of Ten nessee and .1 B S tn Lthrary Su enee from Peabodx College She sponsors the Smith Cotton Future Teachers of Amerxea and ts alwass wullnng to help a hewulderecl student ttnd what he needs tn the ltbrarx 1 The speech correctxonmst for the publte school sxstem IS MRS NANNII' SIMS Although lt tle known hy most Smnth Cot ton students Mrs Sums greatlx helps those wuth speeeh defects She has .1 B S tn Fducatton from Central Mtssourt State College and an M A from Col orado State College Students Are Prepared For Business Careers Su Nell 5ChWi'1l'fZ takes 009 Of the ffcllllfm WSWS janet Morriss practices to increase her speed in in bookkeeping. typing, I8

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Facult -4 .4- mp. Z7 - QL K r 4 10 MRS. ANN MOSS is one of Smith - Cotton's Southern Belles . With a B. S. from Mississippi Southern College, Mrs. Moss capahly instructs stu- dents in bookkeeping and gen- eral business. nv 'Q A familiar face at Smith-Cotton is that of MRS. BETTYE MUR- RELL, the school nurse. Mrs. Murrell has her R.N. degree from St. Johns Hospital in Fort Smith, Arkansas and she has done graduate work at Charity Hospital in New Orleans. An addition to the faculty this year is MR. DONALD PAR- MAN, who has a B.S. from Central Missouri State College. Mr. Parman, wh o teaches American problems and Ameri- can history. is also the schools publicity director. Appreciation of T e Fine Arts MISS CATHERINE RINER, with a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, diligently teaches grammar and literature to her freshman Eng- lish students. Miss Riner also helps develop the talents of her student poets. is Stimulated in arious Classes. Dolly Alexander works with oils in art class. The boys prepare to sing in second hour glee club. 17

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gf ,, ,Y -' if 5 ' '- l 'zur it 'C ,JQQSQ X '- gig ..,'.-,- r.'.- - .' 4, ,jififygifjlgifiitTzlgigifii1 ,-5 . ,:f:zz:23z2:22:ziz2121317? . ,,E1E133?,?2f:1i2ErE:S:1E1i2fsf- ,222 MISS EDNA SNELL, who sponsors the Smith - Cotton Chapter of National Honor So- ciety, encourages scholarship among students. Miss Snell, who has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, teaches shorthand, ad- vanced typing, and secretarial training. Facult M MISS MILA SWEARINGEN, who has an A.B. from Central College, teaches junior English and is the very busy sponsor of the junior class. This includes careful planning of the many money-making activities of the energetic juniors. Q' With a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College. MISS GWENDOLYN TUCK teaches art. Through her many h o u r s of patient guidance Smith-Cotton students produce beautiful artwork on display at various times during the year. With a B.S. from Southwest Missouri State College, MRS. MARJORIE UHR competently teaches typing to eager students whose typewriters can be heard clacking all day. Physical Fitness is a Major Activity f 'l'he gym girls call this exercise suicide. SL 1 Outdoor games are part of the boys physical edu- cation program. I9