Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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I ROI S. XWOOD Superirztezzderzt of Sclwnli' Under the guidance of Mr. Wood much progress and im- provement has been made in the Joplin School System. His enthusiasm, his love for youth, has made it possible for success to come to him. A friend of all who seek his friend- ship, he has come to hold a place in the hearts of those who know him. How could we construct a building-a school without his generous leadership and co-operation? Mr. Wood, here is a bit of wishful thinking on our part. -Here's hoping. Mr. Cecil Floyd is a busy man with a list of activities too long to include. He gives generously of his time and energy. Since Mr. Floyd became the assistant superintendent of the Joplin Schools the system has continued to make rapid progress. A believer in the fundamentals of education, he has formulated a policy stressing the three RS. Miss Marilyn Lewis, Secretary, Miss Mary Buxton, Secretary to Superintendentg Mrs. Joanne Wills, Sec- retary, and Mrs. Zelma Johnson, Record Clerk and P.B.X. operator. . '29 pi - , W A Although Mr. Floyd is firm in his belief that the school system must be operated on a business-like basis. he also recognizes the importance of holding fast to the idea that human values are the foundation of the instructional plan. CECIL FLOYD A.rJi.rmr1l Superirzrezzdenl of Srboolr

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71fQ.7fd.S' B'O6klD.5' ZZ!!! CSOAQS 7AQI1? 6D'dtSl'y a .,.. x... r r - M . J.. 4 l ,mlulllli The offices are continually a place of activity with Mrs. Lewis. Miss McCann, Mrs. Anderson. and a staff of office people working efficiently on due materials. Each person has his duty and knows how to carry it out to achieve the best results. Secrelmfcir IWRS. HAZEL Ll1XX'IS MRS. ROSE ANDERSON and MISS VIRGINIA MCCANN ROY W. GREER Prfrlfffmf Years gently slide by-time swiftly sails on-our school grows in size and prestige-all this under the capable leadership of our Principal. Mr. Roy W. Greer. Mr. Greer is a leader whom we all love and admire for his undying faith in the students here at II-I.S. Mr. Greer is a kindred soul to whom we can confide our troubles. scholastically and otherwise. Yes, he is truly a leader to merit a wave of applause from the student body. Mr. Hart, Vice Principal, has a job that few people would enyyibut. as he handles everything else- he manages this in a capable, efficient manner. He handles student problems and discipline. Mr. Hart goes on the theory that if a student understands the problem, he will choose to co-operate and do the right thing on his own. MW M v...., t.. t HERBERT HART Vice Prizlcifval