Eureka High School - Eurekana Yearbook (Eureka, MO)

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Sr cqClt00l Jbtlyi Board of Education A Board of Education is one of the most important elected bodies of men and women who serve each com- munity in America. Generally these citizens serve without pay and have as their only motive the pro- motion of the welfare of the children by giving their time for the general direction of the schools in their community. No institutions in our country are closer to the will of the people than are our schools. For this reason you will find a great variance in the quality of our schools. Some commuities will not be satisfied except with the best that can be afforded. Other communities are not too concerned with the education of their child- reng and as a result, the schools meet few of the pres- ent day needs. Fortunately, our community has men who are con- cerned about the schools and are daily giving thought to the many problems facing them. In this expanding community the problem of securing good schools is difficult. One reason for the continued progress of our schools has been the confidence the community has been willing to place in the men who direct the broad policies under which the schools operate. School efbaya

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AUXILIARY STAFF BUS DRIVERS Standing: Wendell Couch Guy Johnson Walter Dempsey James Gudermuth Kneeling-: Herbert Brock Earl Rudder Gerald Brundege 'Q uflzidtle 'uflzife Ou WOFA E' MAINTENANCE STAFF Joe Little Alfred Savory Leo Guibor Perry Wetzel Earl Rudder CAFETERIA STAFF Annie Pullen Marine Harness Wilhelmina Kindel Emily Gudermuth

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'Q glue .High and the Mighty E' SENIORS I i:, - Ei ' hr Q , ,V,, . , , . . 'tk A Q. 1 1 r 5 , . MV.. xi A ,. ' ' S 'M' le N I 1 EM? fra! I '45 I, l ! ,rr V y , M Presldent .... Raymond Bopp , l I Vlce Pres1dent .... Jim Murray I A X I f Secretary Pattie Parker Treasurer . Bill Hailey 1 :gli fb fl.