Independence High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Independence, KS)

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L. L. O. HECKETHORN, Special Cer- JESSIE P. STEWART, A. B. tificate. Shorthand, Typewriting, Office Woodwork Training I-Ie jg Qur Sh3,1'pSh00tey. HTh211'lkS to Miss S'CeW3.1't, I. H. turns out many typists to grace the business world. UNA VERMILLION, A. B. Home Ecgngmicg E. J. CASTILLO, B. S. My own thoughts are my compan- U- S- C0HS'CitUti0I1, Physiology ions, One of the best loved instructors in I. H. S. GRACE CROCKER, A. B. MARY RANDALL, B. S. English History and Geography An ease of heart her every look Although a new teacher, Miss conveyed. Randall has won a place in the hearts of students and faculty. DEANE H- SMITH, A- B- ELVA HUGHES, Life oo-1-tifioato. Physical Education Physical Education In this world there are many Gym becomes a pleasure rather Smiths, than exercise with Miss Hughes But he is Deane of them all. instructing. 491, Page 20 I A D . K,

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The Faculty We, the members of the Class of 1927, wish to express at least a part of the gratitude which we hold for the members of our high school faculty. The standard of the I. H. S. faculty is very high. Nowhere, we feel certain, is there a more far-sighted and loyal group of teachers cooperating for the success of the students. Each teach- ervin each department is giving his best and is sharing with his classes his own joy in learning. Each is sea1'ching for a chance to give encouragement and sympathy. It is largely due to the unfailing interest which our faculty has in every student, and its loyalty to the school that the Inde- pergdence High School holds so high a scholastic standard, a stand- ard which makes it one of the outstanding educational institutions of its kind in the state. The traditions of our school, its victories of the past, its spirit of progress, its aim for the future, are all carefully preserv- ed with understanding sympathy by our faculty. This spirit in- haled from school life wields a great influence over the student and fills him with the desire to win fame for his Alma Mater. Therefore, we, the graduating class of the Independence High School wish each teacher of the faculty of Nees Hall and our Junior High School the best of success. May each dream, each hope for the students and the- school, find fullfillment. May every teacher light many candles which, in later years, will shine back to cheer him. ig. T F I -' i Page 19

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1 3? Iii' ' 4 Qjlllw MARIAN MARTIN, Special Art Certificate. Art. Art is truly a study of beauly with Miss Martin before the class. HUGH BROWN, A. B. Journalism and English An excellent teacher is professor Brown, He is seldom seen wearing a frown. ELISABETH PARKINSON, A. B. History and English Students aren't the only ones who long for vacation. EDITH HACKNEY, A. B. English Miss Hackney is one of the most outstanding' teachers in I. H. S. CJust ask Mr. Myersjf' DORA CASH, B. S. Geography A very efficient teacher whom the students enjoy. PAUL O. GOEPFERT, American Conservatory of Music. Instrumental Music Due to his untiring work for I. H. S., Mr. Goepfert is known as 'Old Faithful' to the student body. ALICE DAXON, Life Certificate. Mathematics f'Mathematics becomes a favor- ite under Miss DaXon. BERYL ROBINSON, Life Certifi- cate Penmanship Miss Robinson teaches her pu- pils how to communicate silent- 1y.u Page 21