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

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FACULTY W. E. Matthews J. N. Hanthorn Marshall Miller Katie Chastain Lhldred Kearnes Della Hhnerlein Alice Tignor Claudine Baldus Lois Bente Sam Berg Elizabeth Berry Harold Brower Mary Jane Calvird Marie Campbell Clyde Cooper Luther Cowger Eleanor Creason WillElla Deacon Lucille Frisby Rosalind Gibson Dorothy Griffin Freda Hinnah Marjorie Hbeltzel Maude Hook Jesse Hutchens Myron Johnson Mary Kennedy Nova Kimzey Marguerite Kluttz LouRette Mothershead Louise Oliver Hester E. Preston Grace Rowe Helen Rucker Sallie Belle Rule Edward Schowengerdt Eugenia Shull ElizabcthTSiegnerp Jessie Smith Lola Stanley Virginia Andrews lva'Strohm Ethel Waitman Harriett Weatherford DEPARTMENT Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Junior High Principal Secretary School Board Secretary to Superintendent Junior High Secretary Assistant Secretary Junior High English Math English I Citizenship Science English I Latin and Citizenship Science English ' English Math Historyi Science English Science and Art Music History Shop Music Citizenship Math lkmh English Geography Art ' English English Art lmsic Phth Science and Geogranhy lmsic Citizenship and En lish Geography Clothing and Science Math lhth

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-Y - ' . . '---1.w M- flame-..ma5m,emwE,+:mma1v-www --f' ' All of you eighth grade and ninth grade Mathmatics pupils who happen to have MISS ETHEL WAITMAN as a teacher will agree that she is patient and kind. She attended Warrensburg Teachers Col- lege and has a Masters degree from Ne- braska University. She is especially fond of flower gardening. iiiiiiii , MISS WILL ELLA DEACON, fonnerly of Harrisonville, is the very capable teacher of ninth grade lkmh atics and Algebra whose friendly face we are ac- customed to see in Room lO4. She has a B. S. in Education from.C. M. S. T. C. and a M. E. from Missouri University, WYbu either pay attention now or after class,n is her favorite expression. Nhss Deacon has not quite fulfilled her childhood ambition to be a HElorence Nightengale.n 12111881 Talk about Uboots and saddleu if you want, but when. USSlR BNLIND'UIBSDN talks about horses and such, she's speaking of her chief hobby. She ob- tained an A. B. from the University of Her home is and always Kansas City. has been in Independence. As you stroll down the hall on second floor, you might peep into Room 215 and see her teaching eighth grade Science. ' greatest That friendly smile quickly charac- terizes MBS. IVA STROHM. Like many children, her childhood ideal was to be a teacher and she has achieved her goal. Sports of all kinds rank high on her list of pleasures. She holds a B. S. in Education from Warrensburg Teachers College. As you pass by her room you might hear her humming a tune or whistling a familiar bar of music. U xxxxxxxx MISS ANDREWS quite capably fills the position of' seventh grade Geography ' teacher here at Junior High. oShe comes from Kansas City, Kansas, and graduated 'from Kansas City University. Miss An- drews hobby is collecting and preserv- ing animal specimens. She now has quite a large collection. iikitiik , If you see a blond teacher with a baby bob around, it's probably Miss HELEN RUCKER. She is a home town girl, and she teaches eighth grade English. Miss Rucker graduated from C.M.S.T.C. at Warrensburg, Missouri. i...a-...,4..ii:a...s.....aa:a:.:...,.,:: - ELEANOR CREASON, seventh grade En- glish teacher, is a graduate of William Jewell College at Liberty, Mo. She graduated with an A. B. degree in En- glish. This is Miss Creason's first year at Junior High. She is a sponsor of the William Penn Club and also of the seventh grade dramatic club. XYXYXXXX MR. HUTCHENS is a man of many hob? bies, but Art and flowers are first on his list. Oak Grove is his home, although he has taught here several years. He attended Warrensburg Teach- ers College and Kansas City University. He teaches manual training and shop. XXXXAXX? Really, MISS ELIZABETH BERRY has a very interesting hobby of collecting humorous poetry. Another hobby is col- lecting clippings of her travels and outstanding events she has attended. She teaches ninth Citizenship in 222. assesses - MISS JESSIESMITH, teacher of music in 211 in the afternoon, has two very interesting hobbies: collecting dolls and fancy-work. She is a graduate of Central College at Fayette Missouri. The University of Missouri was her choice for a special course. xxxxxxxx MES. CLAUDINE BALDUS.is especially interested in young matrons. ,She has attended Warrensburg Teachers College, South West Teachers College and William Jewell. Some day you might find her out painting landscapes. Current lit terature also appeals to her. When you are singing in her class, don't hi a sour note--that's hervpet peeve.n iiikkiii Hats off! --to the teacher with the friendly smile and phenomenal patience., She is mms. IDLA STANLEY, Citizenship and seventh grade English teacher in 209. Mrs. Stanley attended K. C.Tsach- ers College, C. M. S. T. C., K. U. and K. C. U. -assesses , MISS MAUDE HOOK is an eighth grade y History teacher. In addition to that job, she is sponsor of our own Girl Reserve Club. Two degrees have been bestowed upon her--one, a B. S. in Edu- cation from C.M.S.T.C., and one, an M, A. from Missouri University. Odessa 1S her home town. - ,,........ .-- .... .. . .i . ls.. -..Nm-. , - - - ws- ,.....,.,,,,,, A .Q-im,-N R Q. , . ...,4M Cf' . Zine.. -A

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' ' mm 2 --a-an-1 - a--- .af -2--1 inf' ' U ,, U - V ooxrs Lovr There's a bit of green on the hill, There's a little blue bird on the bough And down by the old wooden mill The farmer boy sings at his plow. There's yellow flowers in the grasses The lilacs flaunt their perfume, r The wind shakes the snow as it passes From the cherry trees white with bloom. There's contentment and joy for all, And happiness all the day long, God makes the beauty and laughter And brings to the glad heart a song. There's a carpet of.green on the hill, The robins are feeding their young, The water-fall at the old mill, Leaps and gurgles with a new tongue. There's daisies white in the meadows, Sweet clovers bend in the breeze, The orchard is ruby with cherries, The mocking bird sings from the trees. There's a feeling of new-born peace, For with Him there is no fear, W All cares and troubles cease, For God's love is ever hear. Grace Leeannu Rowe ........ ..,...,.....-...,,,.i...g4gw,..i.,g.-,-.....g. - - are-v.. .h,,,. .l