Fisk Rombauer High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Fisk, MO)

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BQARD OF EDLICATIO t, .Nl was-v 3 M I I' A. Fl VYX' Frances McGowen, treasurerg Harold McKu1n, Jimmy Stucker, membersg M. Gene Shain, secretaryg M. V. Smith, superlntendentg Carl White, pres1dentgJesse Kirk, vice-presldentg W. S. Glllean, Cluster williams, members. Our thanks to the Board of Education for the time they have spent 1 . w n order to make ou. school a better place. Their guidance and directions have been encouraging factors in our education. with the student welfare in mind much consideration and deliberation entered into all decisions they reached. The growth and develooment of our school program is a result of their foresight and PQPSSVGPBHCS 'Dedicated service' ls a term by which we will HEMENE?R these people in years to come.

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5 '1Y f9, -...J Leon C Marler Principal of High School Southeast Missouri State College B- S in Education George Peabody, M A in Education 10 PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE Today's high school has the two fold responsibility of provid ing education for all while attempt lng to serve each individual accord ng to his needs and talents The needs of young people in modern America are surely moving toward the inclusion not merely of their own world but of outer space as well with the realization of this development demands upon youth are ever increasing and the need for solid background is becoming more and more apparent To this end, the schools must continually strive ,CO-v1.0f,74J eU' Roma Dortch Secretary 1 . - .an