Fulton High School - Vespa Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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,R 14 . Board of Education ROW I: William Boyd, Barbara Bezler,Secre- ROW H: M, E, DeNuei, Presidentg Neal Powers tary to Superintendentg Mrs, Vernon Grogan, Overton Harris, and W. V. Hill, Superintendent and Julian Kaiser. Members of the Board of Education are civic-minded Citizens who are interested in the education and welfare of Fulton's youth. They are aware of school problems and student needs. They work toward bringing about the best possible results for each. To them the appreciation of the students of Fulton High School is expressed.

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The hours of effort he puts into taking and developing pictures and in directing student photographers in helping to make the pictorial sections of Hi-Life and Vespa are equaled only by the time he spends teaching vocational agriculture and helping F, F. A. members work out projects. Every student in high school has become familiar with Mr. K. M. Craghead's Lookthis way, please -- as he stands behind the press camera to get those photographs that go into record making that is so important. One major interest with him is sponsoring Future Farmers of America which he does in an encouraging and interesting manner. He has also been a sponsor to many sophomore classes and Student Council. Although he may be best known by agriculture students, his enthusiasm, his willingness to help, and his clever wit endear him to all. No doubt, his long experience and wise understanding of agricultural problems in this area are of great benefit to his students. Mr. C raghead is a graduate of Westminster College and holds his masters degree from the University of Missouri. The publications class proudly dedicates the 1959 Vespa to the sponsors, Miss Mossie Humphreys and Mr. K. M. Craghead, who have contributed so much in bringing this as well as previous editions to the students of F. H. S. Dedication No class can be more effective than the preparation and effort that is put behind it. Development of good citizenship through civics courses and the treasured Hi-Lifes and Vespas which keep alive school experiences for students and alumni are to a great extent, due to long hours of work put in by Miss Mossie Humphreys as she plans projects and directs and inspires her students in carrying them out. Since joining the faculty at F. H. S., Miss Humphreys has been a vital part of school life. Her years of experience and her under- standing of student needs make her classes a pleasure as well as aprofit. Through the years, she has been sponsor of freshman classes, Stu- dent Council. N, H, S., and International Club. She is agraduate ofWi1liam Woods College and the University of Missouri and has done her graduate study at the University of Missouri, University of Wyoming and Wash- ington University. Her participation in varied outside ac- tivities shows that she practices, in her community, the active citizenship she teaches. Her conscientious example will ever be treasured by those to whom good things are worth working for . Qf X, .M ff.,-M r

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M ' Secretaries MRS. MARGUERITE ROLAND Bookkeeper MRS. BARBARA BEZLER Secretary to the Superintendent Superintendent of Schools W. Victor Hill, Superintendent of Schools, assumed this responsibility August 25, 1955. He came to the system in the fall of 1952 as principal of Fulton High School. Mr. Hill was born near Dexter, Missouri, where he received his elementary and high school education. He is a graduate of Southeast 'Q 'Missouri State College and holds his M , A, from the University ofMissouri. Additional graduate work has been done at George Peabody Teachers College, Nashville, Tennessee. During World War II he saw service in France, Luxemburg, and Germany as well as in the United States. His professional experience before coming to Fulton includes teaching in Southeast Missouri and in Hickman High School, Columbia, and serving as principal of the Jackson High School. ani' --.W 4.