Gideon High School - Gisemo Yearbook (Gideon, MO)

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3 I E. L. ROSENSTENGEL B. S. in Education University of Missouri Music MAE W. WALLACE B. S. in Education S.W. Mo. State College Peabody College Commerce ANNETTE WHERRY B. S. in Home Ec. Peabody College Home Economics FERN RICE B. S. in Education S.E. Mo. State College English and Social Studies G. B. SELVIDGE B. S. in Education S.W. Mo. State College A. M. University of Iowa Clark University Science C. H. STRINGER B. S. in Education Springfield State College Boys' Physical Education Science I U I ALMA IO BROWN Elementary School Secretary JOYCE SPARROWKS Vocational Agriculture Department Secretary ELEMENTAR Y TEACHERS Back Row: Wilmoth Richards, Alma Engels Rankin, Allie Billingsley, Jane Rentfrow, F. Ida Gnuse, Ina Meentemeyer, Nancy Carrier, Glodine Bizzell, and Sue Davidson. Second Row: Annie Barnes, Mildred James, Maycle Truelove, Ella Frances Rhodes, Louella Huckeby Jean Blackwell, Francoy Former, Margluriete Penrod. Front Row: R. Paul Cook, Ruth Day, Louise Frenc , Woodfin Hutson, Sr., Mildred Cook, Nancy Mabrey, B. Ray Henry.

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IEWELL GREGG Arkansas State College Jonesboro, Ark. B. S. in Education Girls' Physical Ed. MARYANA GUM B. A. in Education S.E. Mo. State College Columbia University English and Speech L. E. HUCKEBY B. S. Peabody College Murray State College Mathematics and Chemistry SUE. H. McCUTCHEN B.S. in Education S.E. Mo. State College La. State University English ARNOLD MATSON B. S. in Agriculture University of Missouri Vocational Agriculture HAZEL G. NICHOLS B. S. in Education S.E. Mo. State College M.A. Peabody Social Studies. '31' . it XL

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-'Z .Q jj,-: LUNC HROOM Mrs. Leah McDaniel, Mrs. Lula Sebatz, Mrs. Beatrice Vaughn, Mrs. Mae Ryall, Mrs. Mildred Lipsmeyer, Mrs. Betty Bridges, Mrs. Loleda Allen, Mrs. Louise Lawerence. 1 5 ,, ,, :fi 'I C x 3 1 a f as 4-W ge . :. A ...-:.'q'4,,og,..'-: ... ' W is Sf- - S ' ,Q - 'u--.r ' , 5 ,I x I - Wi - l The lunch program was organized in 1945 with Mrs. Mart Baker as mana er. A federal subsi y of six cents per plate, coupled with a limites quantity of groceries received from the Commodity Credit Corporation, enables the school to serve a wholesome lunch for twenty cents. A half pint of whole milk is served with each lunch. This lunch room is one of the largest and best equipped in the state. About six hundred fifty pupils are re ular customers. Pro- visionis made for students to wash their hangs in warm running wa- ter before entering the lunch room. The food is well prepared and served in an efficient manner. The lunch period lasts from 11:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Mrs. Steve Lipsmeyer is manager. Other employers are Mrs. James Lawrence, Mrs. Carl Vaughn, Mrs. Loleda Allen, Mrs. Grover McDaniel, Mrs. John Schatz, Mrs. Oral Bridges, Mrs. Ercel Kitchen, Jr. , and Mrs. Dan Ryalls.