Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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l Page 16 I MISS MYRTLE ELLIOTT, MISS LOUISE MICHAELIS Senior Class Sponsors From his associations with his several classroom instructors, every pupil forms a notion of what the faculty is like. Sometimes his judgment is accurateg sometimes, mistaken. Imperfect it is sure to be if he has no opportunity for stimulating contacts with his teachers in extra-classroom situations. Many pupils find that their most highly- prized experiences are the pupil-teacher relations in extra-curricular work, such as play- practice, club work, special programs, and the like. ln such activities-and others, too--are the class sponsors engaged. Parties, budgets, stunts, Junior prom, Senior Class night, demand and receive their enthusiastic consideration, Miss Elliott and Miss Michaelis have sponsored the class of '36 during its senior high school years. Their interest in everything the class has done richly merits the admiration and gratitude they have won. To dedicate to them the 1936 Vklahwahlanawah is but a small way of expressing the appreciation that the entire class feels. In behalf of every '36'er we include a great big Thank you and the wish that our mutual friend- ship may continue to flourish through the years. THE STAFF.

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