Atchison High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

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The Men and Women of Our Faculty— MRS. LOIS ADAMS SOCIAL STUDIES WILLIAM ALYEA SOCIAL STUDIES have guided us in our ever-increasing quest for knowledge. They have encour- aged us when we seemed to falter and wanted to take easier paths. They helped us see the importance of the word—AM- BITION. We don't know where they get all their getrup-and-go and untiring energy to see us through all the numerous projects we think up during the year, but it's there and we deeply admire them. Any thanks we might say will seem small, but we would like for you to know that we truly hope we will turn out to be the sort of men and women you will be proud of—thanks to you! FRED ANDERSON FINE ARTS JERRY BAUMGARDNER SOCIAL STUDIES DEAN BOGGS SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. THEON BOWMAN ENGLISH MRS. DORIS BUCKLEY FOREIGN LANGUAGES CHARLES CAMPBELL PRACTICAL ARTS 7 Department Head

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Mr. Denny Has Faithfully Served AHS the Past Thirty Years — as Principal for Nine. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL LEO DENNY Mr. Smith has done a fine job as activities director, no small project in a school the size of AHS. He always has a smile and a good word for everyone. Per- haps his greatest attribute is the fact that he is always a gentle- man. Luck in your new job! The offices of these five persons are never idle—from eight to four. If it were possible to put a turnstyle and charge a penny for each person passing through, we could realize a sizable for- tune at the close of the school year. Mr. Denny is re- tiring from his ad- ministrative duties at the close of this school year, but will still be with us as an instructor. We like you, Mr. Denny and are glad you'll still be with us! JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL VAN N. HURST Mr. Hurst is well-known for his soft, well-modulated voice. How- ever, he is an excellent discipli- narian as youngsters who have misbehaved will attest. He and Mr. Denny have made a good working team for the advance- ment of Atchison Junior-Senior High school. ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR JOHN SMITH Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Johnson keep the wheels of the school moving by the hundreds of things that come up each day —outside their regular duties. They can truly be called Our-Girls-Friday—plus Mon- day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday! SCHOOL TREASURER MRS. ANNIE JOHNSON b SCHOOL SECRETARY MRS. JUSTINE THOMAS

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ANDREW CARRIER NATURAL SCIENCE •GLENN DIRREEN NATURAL SCIENCE KEITH ELLISON SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. ALVERITA EGBERT R.N. 8 VICTOR CLOUGH SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. MADGE CRAIG SOCIAL STUDIES MELVERN DECKARD PRACTICAL ARTS KANSAS TEACHER of the year and master teacher, Mrs. Evelyn Harper, was entertained by fellow teachers. Mr. Unruh and Mrs. Craig are shown congratulating the honored guest. Mrs. Harper's hus- band, George, is seated at the right of his wife. MRS. TONI ENICH PUBLICATIONS MISS KATRINA ESKELDSON PRACTICAL ARTS MISS BARBARA FARGO PRACTICAL ARTS