Durant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Durant, IA)

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1 Q ADMIN ISTRAT I IGN

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lalarecia fion In appreciation for the hard work and headaches they have endured, the senior class wishes to extend thanks to its class advisors, Mrs. Patricia Jacobs and Mr. Kenneth Putney. While serving as advisor to our class for three years, Mrs. Jacobs had given us much advice and Consola- tion, for which We are deeply grateful. Mr. Kenneth Putney Mrs. Patricia Jacobs During his two years as sponsor, Mr. Putney has put in many hours of hard, and seemingly thankless, work in order to help make each of our projects and parties a success. Through parties, the magazine sale, homecoming floats, the Prom, the senior class trip, and the fervor and flair of graduation, these advisors have remained loyal and, thus, have given class to the seniors of 1963. We sincerely thank you.

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, , - fi Mr. Bowen, a man who is congenial as well as efficient in the office, has if served as superintendent of Durant Com- munity School for the past seven years. with the guidance of this devoted adminis- W K M' trator, the students of our school have attained higher goals. In 1946 lvir. Bowan received his B.A. degree from Iowa State Teachers College. In l95l he received his M.A. degree from Colorado State College. ROBERT W. BOWEN, SUPERINTENDENT 'R Mr. Voss, who has completed his second year as principal of Durant High School, has served as advisor to National Honor Society and Student Council. Mr. Voss received his B.A. degree in 1952 from the State College of Iowa in Cedar Falls. In 1957 he received his Master of Science in Education from Drake Uni- versity in Des Moines. He also has done undergraduate work at Iowa State University in Ames, and additional graduate work at State College of Iowa. ALFRED T. VOSS, PRINCIPAL 7