Bucklin High School - Reco Yearbook (Bucklin, MO)

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LOU ANN PARRISH B.S, Northeast Mo. State Teachers College Home Economics Sophomore Co-Sponsor A h.ooo at GAROLD RULON B.S. Northeast Mo. .1 A Q State Teachers College e A ' Industrial Arts, Drivers Training A- Senior Co-Sponsor S at -L - :ls 4 ' fn at . ,L Q tw lg an i we ff K 3? X 3 x it New g if .- Q Q . ' W a v 0 A tx Kg A ggkmlg we W, , 6 wi ax A it +G X SIKSQR, S' 'KRI X Q kk' X eg, if N f Site . Rt it K9 'fain' , Q. ' vi A? Q G i'K'f'rax5N A 1 vi-f X 1 ff. - xxlx , ij W. ' ., M A K Q Q n i wil? f A l ta A .... t ,f Q , MYRTLE STILL ,X v 21: f.-ss' S, Central Mo. State College Seventh Grade . ' WILLIAM THORNE B.M.E. Central College, Fayette, Mo. Graduate work, Kansas University Music Junior Co-Sponsor ESTHER TURNER B.S, Northeast Mo. State Teachers College Fourth Grade Their Re-sponsibilit 514 G ,-MI JR! ,

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Educating Students B.S. Northeast Mo. State Teachers College , I G- is fram- 'fr-azg img, e V.-.. ...M GEORGE' L. KELSO l B,S. Northeast Mo. State Teachers College M,A, Northeast Mo. State Teachers College Post-Graduate University of Missouri American History, World History General Science, Biology Sophomore Co-Sponsor EDITH LEWIS 'sw Third Grade AP -a GLADYS NICKERSON B.S. University of Missouri State Teachers College English, Reco Adviser Freshman Co-Sponsor GAIL OEHRKE Graduate work, Northeast Mo. B.S. Central College, Fayette, Mo. ' Eighth Grade H Jr. High Coach I rv- L FRANCES NIMMO B.S. Northeast Mo. State Teachers College Commerce, Tel it al Adviser

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Facult Just Like Uther Folks While on his vacation in Dillon, Colorado, Mr. Bartee, family and friends enjoyed much of the beautiful Rocky Mountain countryside. Here they are shown enjoying one of their many outdoor meals. v ,gf A typical teachers' meeting is shown below. Here the faculty is taking time out during their monthly gathering, which is on Thursday, to enjoy them- selves with a hardy laugh. It was reported that Mrs. Nickerson, while taking this picture said, Look just as if Mr. Graves has just said you will all have a substantial raise in salary. While supervising their students during play period, Mrs. I Forbes, Mrs. Chaffee, and Mrs. Lewis, seemed to have been taken back to their own carefree days on the playground. There in front of an old 17th century church in Williamsburg, Va., Mrs. Nickerson paused to think back on all the historical significance of that house of worship.