Fort Scott High School - Yearbook (Fort Scott, KS)

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FV- .' ' sb dm n1s0a0o0 fd X principal DMN DA VIJON onncg tfflHWPf xv,-'fs amz' nw vmcmm mufxwa Appreciation should be doubled many times for the services given by our office staff. Mr. Davison heads the list for being a genuine WThree in One Mann-Government, College, and High School. He's ready any time to accept criticism, as well as to express gratitude for excellent work dons by the students and graduates of our school. Mrs. Hughes and Miss Prussing keep reports and the financial status of the business life of our office moving daily. They supply the numerous demands as quickly as possible. Our non-paid Board of Education deserves a place of recogni- tion. Not many busy people these days take hours from business with- out a real dollar sign attraction, or some social relaxation. 'nav X r Z - ,vnfmfwr -' , V John Hafthewsan fr lesssf .t s Q nVlC'E-PREJIDEN7' - ke 9 ' 4' Allen Lvfferef -s'yl l yy. xl,r jp l l 'N' -p pCLE9lr 1 r it Q -tres.. r lf' tw' l L ff Hvdvvh -1. ,- ,,, Q: 5 Q fl? fr if Pl.. 'aw - F w' y K r 1 OTHER NEMJERJ' . f A ,T Nelnn Hravn f r N , W , K X t - -s s . y., Howard Thomas BOARD 0 EDUCATION 5 George Barnum, Jrf I A dBrce I e. Ks. fx Jffifixi' ' M A Cfdrll

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7 613 ZQUQ ua IJ' X 021000077 UIQ X t 75 our a,0er'10TeUcfegT L0wfLL A. JMALL --who has officiated capably for one year. In addition to performing his regular duties, he has constantly had the interest of the students uppermost in all his activities. During this year, when education has been changing because of war, he has succeeded in maintaining an excellent school system--a system which is preparing young America physically, mentally, and spiritually for the task ahead. X 4

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UMR EDUJJCCATIIONAL fF o Woodwork, Machine Drawing, j and Mechanical Engineering LUCILE BELL, B. s. Librarian, and Library Methods MARGARET CARL, B.S. A Public School Music FRANCIS F. DIETRICH, A.B., M.S. Economic Geography, Shorthand, Applied Mathematics, and Secretarial Training WALTER DINGUS, A.B., M.E. , International Relations, Physical Education, Coach, and Constitution FEED ELLIOT, B.S. Qualitative Analysis, Physics, Chemistry, and Photography ROSELLA FROMAN, B.S., M.A. Physical Education, Health, and First Aid EUGENE GARDNER, B.S. Metalwork, Auto Electricity, Gas Engine Theory, and Radio EDNA GINN n Latin, Business of Life, and Modern History BERTHA HAMILL, B.S. Fine Arts, Art Crafts, School Annual, and Mechanical Drawing ETHELYN HAMLIN, A.B. English ' MAHIAN LESHER, A.B., M.A. Algebra and Plane Geometry DORIS LUTES, B.S., M.A. Spanish and English q MARGARET MANGRUM, B.S., M.s. Clothing, Foods, Nutrition, Home Living, and Boy's Home Economics GOODRICH O. MQCAIN, B.S. Printing, Press, and Bindery NILA MQCONN, A.B., M.A. English and Journalism JAMES MCCLAIN, B.S., M.S. College Algebra, Trigonometry, Slide Rule, and Solid Geometry MARGARET McLEAN, B.S., M.A. Rhetoric, Literature, Read- ing, Arithmetic, and Chil- dren's Literature 6 JOE ARKLE, B.S., M.S. Q