Junction City High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Junction City, KS)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. W. A, Smiley, president- has now served for eight years on the school board. She is one of the few women ever to be president. Mr. Frank Churchill - is finishing his first term of two years as a member of the board. Mr. C. H. Miller - has served four years with the best interests of the school always before him. Mr. C. H. Manley, Sr., - is the vet- eran of the Board of Education having been with it for nearly 42 years. He was elected first in 1890 and has miss- ed only eighteen months since then. Mr. U. S. Weary - like Mr. Churchill has been on the board only two years. Mr. L. F. Volkmann - died dur- ing his second year as member of the board, on October 26, 1932. Mrs. I. H. Warnica -.-4' has equalled Mrs. Smiley in experience on the board hav- ing served eight years. Mr. Charles B. Murphy was appoint ed in November to fill the unfinished term of Mr. Volkman.

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'00 U JERRY 1.v1NEY1-ull Principal of the Junior-Senior High School If the old adage- Experience is the best teach- er, - is true, Mr. Vineyard should be more than equipped for his job. For nine years he has been a high school principal, four years here, three at Paola and two at Miltonvale. This administrative work was preceded by four years of teaching, three years being spent in Kansas City, Kansas. He was a successful coach and while in college starred in three sports, football, basketball and track and according to a former classmate was a darn good fellow and we'll add that he still is. QM lp-gf R

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Swiss aidamde-Ga m aww. 1 ' l f Miss Fern Hauserman, secretary to Mr. W. A. Wood, superintendent, handles the routine work of the entire system. She checks financial accounts, tran- scripts, teacher's contracts, takes dicta- tion, writes letters, answers questions at the central information terminal, and makes herself generally useful. Miss Hauserman is a local product and an alumna of the Junction City schools. Mrs. Gladys Shepardson, secretary to Mr. Vineyard has been known, on some occasions, to have displayed the temper- ment so characteristic of one whose locks are of fiery shades. She is an efficient sec- retary, a tireless worker and the informa- tion bureau of the Junior-Senior high. She is tough on delinquents, yielding no ground, giving no quarter. 'Tis said she is fond of the Terpsichor- ean art as a divertissement. ' . nn- A il W W ' IW , 4 'Hia-fiff 2' i .