Anthony High School - Jolly Roger Yearbook (Anthony, KS)

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ANTHONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ANTHONY. KANSAS HOSE STOCKY STUDENTS OF ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL The success of the 1962-63 school term is a tribute to you students who have made the most of the opportunities that have been provided for you by the staff, the board of education, and the community. As you continue your education either formally or out of school may you always remember that your character, integrity. Initiative, and resourcefulness will help you use the many opportunities that are available to enrich your life. My wish for you in your quest for knowledge and professional status is enough ltandicaps to keep you alert to your own needs, those of your fellowmen, and the ability to use these to gain new heights of achievements. As you review your successes and failures in this volume of the Jolly Roger may you gain new courage to make decisions and alter your plans when necessary to achieve the goals you desire. Mose Stucky, Superintendent stration James Price, custodian at the high school, and Marvin Hager, custodian at the school shop and lunch room, prepare to clean the building. Miss Emma Jess is office clerk and secretary of the board. Mrs. Claudine Gering is records clerk; Mrs. Gladys Stov- er is the office assistant. Mrs. Mary Miller, school nurse looks at the eye chart. Mrs. Lola Garrison, speech therapist, is shown checking a stu- dent’s ears. 7

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Mr. Mose Siucky, Superintendent of Anthony Public Schools, looks over the school records. Admini It has been a pleasure to work with the students and the faculty of the Anthony High School during the 1962 - 63 school year. En- thusiasm, interest and loyalty to your school have been evident throughout the school year. With this type of spirit prevailing you gain much from the educational opportuni- ties available. Congratulations and- best wishes, L. C. Crouch Mr. Crouch, who is Principal principal of AHS, watches the activity in the hall. School board members, Vic Eliott, Vice-President; Dale Knorp, Edgar Barett, Mr. Stucky; Jim Newton; Lloyd Miller, President; Emma Jess, Clerk; and Mayford Graves discuss problems.

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The teacher’s lounge provided the teachers with refreshment and relaxation. Miss Weins, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Blair, and Mr. Bayless drink coffee and chat about the day's events. Mrs. Esther Johnson, home economics teacher, pauses between classes to relax. She teaches clothing, foods, and family living. Mr. Leon Ballenger and Mr. Wen- dell Hodges work together to pre- pare a concert. Mr. Ballenger is the vocal music instructor and Mr. Hodges is the band director. Miss Betty Lou Weins and Mrs. Bucilla Blair inspect one of the machines in the commerce room. Miss Weins teaches Typing I. Mrs. Blair leaches office practice, book- keeping, shorthand, and typing. Mr. Bill Bayless is the school counselor. His work includes typing re- ports, setting up appoint ments, and keeping ca- reer files. Mrs. Janice Troyer and Mrs. Mary Smith look over the console in the foreign lan- guage department. Mrs. Troyer teaches Spanish I and Mrs. Smith teaches Spanish II, French I and French II. 8