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

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John H. Foley Wld. Oil.; State and IjocoI; Corn. U.S. History; Student Congress; B.S. Set. Ed, M.A. Am. His. NWMSU Mm i Welcome Groh Drafting; B.S. SWMSU; M.A. Colorado State Bonnie German Ubranan; Junior Class; B.S. Ed. NWMSU Larry £ Hager Humanities; Prometheans; NHS; Student Congress; Yearbook; B.S. Sar. Ed. Univ. of Ark. Jeanmne Glise Learning Center; B.S. Ed. MWSC; Cert, in Reading Special- ist; Learning Disabilities John R. Hoffman Dramatics; Speech; All School Play: Harvest Moon; RBAP; One Act Play Fest; A. A. M WJr. Col- lege; B.S. Ed. NtPMSU 14 Faculty

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Ijft: As Mr. Hoffman uatts for the down beat, ht was asking himself How did I ever let myself in for something like this? Teachers, whether it was noticed or not, put in many hours. Many more than anyone would’ve thought. It was hard to believe some teachers put in over 500 hours this year. That was a lot of time compared to the hours the average teacher spends in school. Many teachers contributed so much of their own free time trying to make the school better. Not only were they helping the school, more important they were trying to help the students. Unfortunately, they received little thanks from the students. Students should realize the time and effort the teachers put in, and should appreciate them. Below: Mr. Lehman, wearing his new Stetson, joins the pirates' crew. Joyce Edwards Dean of Girls; B.S. Phys. Ed. NWMSU Attendance Office Faculty 13

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Chuck Holm Bkkp.; Prae. Rus.; B B Coach: Fresh. FB Coach: B.S. Admin Univ of Iowa; MS. Ed. NWMSU Bill Horn Bio. I; Girls Varsity B.B. Coach; Asst. Baseball Coach; A.S. Science CirC; B.S. Science M1TSC The teachers of American history meet unth Mr. L E Hager, chairman of the social studies department, to get information about the results of the BEST test. Mildred Humphreys Home Ec.; Department Chairman: NHS Advisor; PTSA; Student Social Functions; Faculty Social; Faculty Room; B.S. NDSU Teachers Are Only Human The teachers here at Benton, like teach- ers all over, have many activities other than teaching class. Some are coaches and many ate club sponsors. All of these div- erse activities leave little time for other things. • Teachers learn early in their careers that they must sit through an endless number and variety of meetings. There are faculty meetings, department meetings, district meetings, special committee meetings, book selection meetings, meetings to select and purchase new materials and PTSA meetings. Before and after school there are practices, planning sessions, rehearsals, and club meetings. Finally there is a home where the teacher can retreat and cook meals, shovel snow or cut grass, clean the house, and take care of the children. No, teachers are no different from oth- ers, they are just human beings. Faculty IS