Independence Junior High School - Cub Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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v s 5 is I ' t ips 6 x PRINCIPAL MILLER has held 3 .work -and church activities. Lately, he his office of principal for six successful' 5 has started a collection of antique books. years, His accomplishments and interests Q A H15 -present ambition' hg says' is Q are many and varied. He received a Bache- to be a good school man. He would strive p lor of Arts degree in 1926 and a.Master to be able to see and appreciate the view- of Arts degree in 1956, both from the Uni- versity of Kansas. Mr. Miller greatly en- joys playing indoor baseball and oar driv- ing which might be said to be his hobbies. His favorite topic is boys and girls , on which he will express his opinion at any time. The word he most commonly uses is really . At the age of fourteen, Mr. Miller longed and hoped to become an agricultural engineer. The next time you are sent to the office to visit Mr. Miller, be sure to have neither rubber bands nor dirty hands, for they are his pet peeves. Mr. Miller has gained the respect and admiration of every student and teach- erin Junior High by his friendliness, derstanding, and interest in each individ- ual and activity concerned with school. His understandingof character has enabled him to establish friendships with students and teachers alike, A vote of thanks is due h im for this helpfulness in every phase of school life iiiiii SUPERINTENDENT W E MATTHEWS was born on a farm near St Joseph lfissouri After finishing the local eighth grade school he entered the training school at Warrensburg He received his B S ln Edu- cation from G li S 'T' G in 1926 After several years of experience and training he was awarded his lIaster's degree torn the University of Ni souri in 1954 He took the helm to guide the Inde pendence school system in 1058 Since then, several progressive changes have been made The qualifications for teach ers have been raised to four years col n He, with the cooperation of the teachers, revised the entire curriculum a nd co urses of study for Independence schools The old junior high bullding has been replaced by a new and modern build lng since the fire Mr Matthews is a man of wide and varied interests It would be ha rd to to single out one hobby as his unless we were to say it is 'boys and girls He is also actively interested in Boy Scout UD- i 1 x 1 5 E point and best interests of the child, the teacher, and the parents. 888811 Assistant superintendent may seanto us as a most dull occupation but to lm GREGORY LEFEVER, the work is quite appeal- ing. Stamp collecting seems to be his favorite pastime. Mr-.Lefever's pleasing personality vanishes whenever he hearsa loud radio, Mr.Lefever has a Master of Arts degree. Wiiiik . . You would think that one whohas the dull fat timesl position of assistant secre- taryin the office when she would like to travel would be very cross and discontented but MRSJLICE TIGHER is just the opposite? She has a fine chicken collection which she enjoys very much. Her efficiency, her cheerfulness and willingness has helped many who have known her and worked with her iiiiii MRS DELLA HABERLEIN, a would be great American novelist who is famous only for writing admits, is found in the Junior high school office Nevertheless, she is always cheerful and has a lovely collection of miniatures All students have profited by the acquaintance of this gracious lady Wiki!! To be secretary to the superinten dent must be an interesting occupation a childhood ambition According to her 'boss she is always quite interesting tal' to, never dull or unpleasant Her hobby is reading although she finds very little time for it www I'm from Missouri' will alwavs 1 dentify MISS AUDQEY STONNTER, sevenih grade g eography teacher Her net peeves are 'k The write ups ofthe teachers are arranged in the amc order as they are in the picture W q W 1. ,,,, , , 14 W 1'1 It Iii H' wa 1115: V, ,E Wi M M W JE M J -35 if M W W Y W v fm V W it I 71 H N M U2 f? , ll., i U ll v A . , I Iii ' f ' ' J ' lil w ' - . . ' . ' ' ' fl F e - V 'r 51 f A s M E I rw 5 . . . 5 . . . . , V T . - - - 'sl H .i. . . ' . :I 3 . . . ' g Q . Nl X ,. J . . I E .' . - E '- S - - Iii A A ' - ll T 'V ' .L . 'HQ Y - . Z I W I, , , gif, T - 1 ' ' 'W A . ' E . ' ' 1 lege training in the work they are teach- for MISS, KATIE CHASTAIN since it fulfills Q ie ' - ' - - -- I . 2 ' ' 'CO Q at ' r . 1 - - in ' I ' g . ' ' ' j, f r - nf- - . nf . . ' - if , ' I ' . . if 4 H J. , A . U J . . QI t - 9 I J 1 - - dl