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

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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

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HIGH SCHCGL FACULTY Throughourminds run memories of a year, two years, three years, four a timemeasuredby association with our teachers who have demonstrated in manywaysthelr genuine interest lnourwell being Sometimes we ques tionedthemotlves but they always said, 'We are do ing it for your own good ' They have left a lasting mark on ourl1ves,byhe1p- ing us to prepare for our future. Their understand- inghasencouraged us to work and to uphold our ideals. 'Wa Victor Gene Adams B S in Ed Arkansas State Health and P E Dwight Creach S in Ag University of Mo 'C' ,--Q. Vocational Agriculture Alma Lou Dixon B.S. in Ed. S.H. Mo.State Spanish and English 11 :vii- ' ' u fr I M l . . ' qi , 'slr-su-v.M Ginn- .- - ff' ' ' ,, W. ,, . . . O I I 1? - , A - O B. . . Ed. O