Carter County R2 School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Ellsinore, MO)

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Most people would think that Mr. Copeland was daydreaming or looking at something interesting outside. Truth- fully, though, this fine man is thinking about all the responsibilities placed on his shoulders as Elementary Principal and teacher. MR. GEORGE COPELAND E.H.S. Mr. M. D. Privett This hard working high school principal finally succeeds in getting a few minutes rest. While resting he enjoys a copy of the Ozark Echo of which he is the sponsor. G.J.H.

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 If you don't want to look at a slave driving P. E. class teacher, then turn your head. Our old ex- cuses for not dressing out just didn't work this year. Because of Mr. Tom Smith, the students in the Senior Class of '69 have suf- fered from over exertion! If you ever happen to hear a Sen- ior talking above your head, don't blame us; it's Mr. Holland's fault! He has been our English teacher for six years. When we came to high school, we weren't sure if he was following us or if we were following him! That's all right though, because once you make friends with some- one, it's good to be together. We thank Mr. Holland for tak- ing an interest in our lives and also for helping us have a lot of fun while we were learning. Those of us who have trou- ble understanding the technical facts about science, algebra, chemistry and biology, have of- ten wondered how Mr. Collins can possibly remember so much about all those subjects. Is he a Business Education and History teacher; a year- book advisor; a mayor; or a part time garbage collector? Those of you who know him, would never believe that 10% of his spare time is taken up by all of these jobs and the other 90 is spent re- laxing! 8 The latest addition to the Sen- ior High faculty is Miss Sandra Fer- rell. Because she is so young looking, it is often hard to recognize her as a teacher.' She has added new ideas in the Homemaking Department which in the future will make better homes for the departing Senior girls and whomever they may choose.