Fox High School - Ha Ko Yearbook (Arnold, MO)

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Mrs. Estelle Hoffman very efficiently carries out her duties as high school secretary. She is responsible for the attendance records, all school correspondence, the daily bulletin, and records for money transactions of all school organizations. Guidance Mr. Troy A. Lingle became the first assistant principal at Fox this year after previously teach- ing in the Social Studies Depart- ment. He received a B.S. in Edu- cation at Southeast Missouri State and an M.A. in Administration at George Peabody College. His new duties make him athletic director and attendance officer. The guidance counselors are always eager to as- sist students in their problems involving their school curriculum, grades, and future education or occupa- tions. They also give achievement and mental ma- turity tests . EDWARD I-I. JACKSON B.S. in Education, Southwest Mo. State, Springfield, Mo., M.S. in Ed. Guidance, Southem Ill. Univ., Carbondale, Ill. Guidance and Counseling, National Honor Society. CHARLES BONANO B.S. in Education, Southeast Mo. State, Guidance Counselor Senior Sponsor Band-aids, aspirin, smell- ing salts, and mercurochrome are tools of trade in Nurse Beulah Strite's daily life. Mrs. Strite has served the entire Fox District since 1950. Mrs. Strite, who took her training atCity Hospital in St. Louis, gives first aid to any student in need of it, gives eye tests, and records health information about each student. 7

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SCHOOL BOARD, left to right: Leo C. Peck, Audie C. West, Charles Lawrence, secretary, R. Kenneth Carpenterg Martin Mall, treasurer, Richard W. Morris, vice-president. Charles W. Lilly, president, inset, not present for the picture. The school board meets every two weeks to make decisions vital to every student in the C -6 area. These seven men determine curriculum, budget expenses, set up machinery for bond issues, and establish school policies. Administration has educational progress as goal Mr. George Baxter has been superintendent s of Fox School for six years. He is responsible to the school board for the operation of the entire school. As executive officer of the school board, he is responsible for hiring teachers, spending r school money, and co -ordinating efforts of nearly two hundred teachers and school employees. Mr. Charles A. Newman, serving as principal of Fox Senior High for three years, received a B.S. and a B.S. in Education from Southeast Missouri State and a Master's degree in Educa- tion at Missouri University. Both students and faculty at Fox will remember the efficient, friendly way he handled school affairs.

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JERRY L. ALLEN Economics, Speech, World History, Debate, Dramatics. B.S. in Ed., S.E. Mo. State, M.S. in Ed., S.l.U. . -. ,V kx,,., Nl. ,,,.w 0 mimi rs 1 J. DONALD VTSHINO RANDALL L. COX American History, Con- Citizenship, World History, temporary Issues, Sociology, American History, Thunder Psychology. Head of Social birds. B.S. in Ed., S.E. Mo. Studies Dept. B.S. in Educ., State. S.W. Mo. State Coll., M.A. in Ed., Drury College. Social studies courses stress responsibilit . ROSELLA J. OSBORNE World History. B.S. in Ed., S.E. Missouri State Coll. EIMER L. QBUDQ HARBIN Citizenship, Physical Education. Co- sponsor of freshman class. A.C. in Com- merce, LaGrange Junior Coll., B.S., M.S. in Ed., Missouri University. DALE D. SUTTON American History, Biology. Sophomore Class sponsor. B.S. in Ed., Missouri Uni- versity. NORMAN R. IMAN, JR. Citizenship, Freshman class sponsor, football line coach, B team coach, and freshman coach. B.S. in Secondary Ed., S.E. Mo. State Coll. 8