Hill Junior High School - Liber Anni Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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'S ,.I an Qu HY 10 FACULTY The Hard-Working Monarchs of the Classroom Are a Reminder of the Charleston Era Top row: Mr. Ginn, Mr. Herbert, Mr. Newlon, Mr. Gammill, Mr. Rankin, Mr. Lanqlee, Mr. Ladd, Mr. Smetcma. Fifth row: Mr. Yordy, Mrs. Witulski, Mr. Barcus, Miss Kisel, Miss DeBey, Mrs. leilrey, Miss McAndrews, Mr. Farce. Fourth row: Miss Roberts, Miss Ross, Mrs. Bartlett, Miss Winchell, Mr. Protextor, Mr. Ayers. Third row: Miss Mix, Mrs. Haas, Miss Mills, Miss Schultz, Mr. Hall, Mr. Foley. Second row: Mr. Adams, Mr. Houtchens, Mr. Shay, Mr. Trent, Mr. Ames, Mr. Iohnson, Mr. Keul. Boliom row: Mrs. Chapin, Miss Batiey, Mrs. Lail, Mrs. Adkins, Miss Pennock, Mrs. Lockhcxrl.

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MR. PARCE Mr. Parce is Hil1's assistant principal. He has lived in Denver all his life, and when he was young attended Morey Iunior High School and Manual Senior High. He also at- tended Colorado State Collegefforrnerly Colo- rado A G Ml, Stanford University, and also took a specialized course at Denver University. He has taught at Morey, Baker, and Horace Mann Iunior High Schools. He was coor- dinator at Baker Iunior High School, and he has taught in the Denver schools for 21 years. 'if' 'iiillili' MR. HERBERT Mr. Herbert is Hill's coordinator. He was previously a teacher at Gove Iunior High. There he taught algebra, science, guidance, English, and history. Mr. Herbert came to our school on Ianuary 25, 1956. He has been an ardent supporter ot The Liber Anni.

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