Fort Osage Junior High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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Problems Solvers for the Fort0sage Schoo Board of .Education f ,iWho, setsf they school'policy,V,paysA bills' - ' r and writes the rules and regulation for the Fort: Osage School District? The board of education does, of course. ' , The six members of the 'Vo' board of education are elected for terms ofthree years, by qualified 'voters in the school district. ,The members then elect a president, and at vice-president in April each year. ' . When the board of education meet they followfthis agenda. fFirst the meeting. is called to orderyand the 'minutes of the previous meeting are read and approved. Thenthey ,approve financial statements and Apay the bills and approve t',,' money investments. 'NeXt,r they ,take 'care of unfinished and new' buisness. After the superintendenfs report, and the burning of bonds and coupons, the meeting is adjourned. i y - . M Every decision' and policy answers the question, - What is the best for the boys and girls who 'attend our schools? Mr. Gary Baker, Mr. J.C. Brosom, Mr. Jerry Croucher, ,Mr. Ed Stanger, Mr. Marshall Stapleton and Ms. Janice Brown were the six boardmembers who solved the problems for the Fort Osage School District. r i Dr Victor Gragg Dr. Ben Whited Mr. Larry DQBIOII Mr. Jim Barrows Mg, Cal-01 Marcks Superintendent Deputy SUD9l'il1lCHd9lli'

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6'May I Help by Angie English and Jennifer Downeyt g y As you walk into the small room, you are asked, May I help you? , This question is 'often asked bythe schoollnurse41iMrs,. Janet Spencer. Giving medicine, taking temperatures, giving vision test., and talking to students on various medical subjects isapartof her job. S i S l Mrs. Spencer has always wanted to be a nurse. She has attended St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing for three years andfAMSC for one year. Previously, working at hospitals, Mrs. Spencer ap- plied for the job here seventeen years ago. r g Swimming, cake decorating, flower arranging, and gardening' were several of her hobbies. r i Mrs. Spencer would like to continue working here at Fort Osage because she likes her job. S f i t l Mrs. Janet Spencer, the school nurse, sits at her desk waiting to help someone, r g r , y Q t y 1 , - I l Mrs. Ruth Raveill, librarian, sits amoung stacks of books. . 69