Circle Unified Elementary School - Yearbook (Towanda, KS)

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JE RRY D. WEAST, Superintendent ADMINISTRATIO To Students of USD 5375: This yearbook has been developed as part of a continuing effort to support the idea that the school's purpose is to cause young people to be- come responsible, self-sufficient, and socially contributing adults. We believe that goal is held by the public, parents, the board of education, cerfified employees, non-certified employees, and even students themselves. The fragmenta- tion of time into numerous classes, activities, and other distractions sometimes obscures that commonly held reason for going to schoolg however the sincere dedication of adults to that purpose is shown in the fine facilities, teachers, and materials provided. To be most success- ful, complete cooperation among all groups is necessary. Hopefully, that cooperation will be completed by special effort of all students who attend UDS 479375 schools. FRED S. SEATON, WILLIAM C. CHURCHMAN, JACK DE VERA, Benton Grade Oil Hill Grade Towanda Grade U IFIED SCHGOL DI TRICT H375 BOARD MEMBERS Richard Chase - President Joe Linot - Member Richard Wilson - Vice-President Curtis Sommers - Member Ruth Hetherington - Member John Haas - Member Virginia Dutton - Member 1