Kirksville High School - Regit Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Clough, Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Wade, Nlr. Van Sickel, Mr, Phillips, Mr. Heaberlin, Mr. Spainhower. SECOND ROW: Mr. Skinner, Miss Kizer, Miss E1ason,Mru. Neville. Miss Sallade, Miss Cheu- vront, Mr, Barnard. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Allen, Miss Tompkins, Miss Kallenbach, Miss Hanks, Mrs. Kiss, Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Roderick. Not pictured - Mrs. Sparks. Facult These are our teachers, theirs was the endless and thankless task of illuminating our darkened minds with the torch of knowledge. They were so patient in explaining things to us: yet often they flew off the handle when we innocently asked them a question. They gave us extra time on assignments when we needed it and then exploded when a lesson wasn't uite com 1 t Th q p e e. ey were such understanding friends when we had a problem, but if we got a little mischievous in classes they acted like angered monsters. Sometimes they would smile at our antics and other times they would punish us for the same antics. Though we will always remember their inconsistencies, we know they served as lamp posts to light our path and guide us during our high school years. Mr. Van Sickel, Mr. Phillips, Mrs. .I. .l. Vtimp. and Miss Kiser with Zainal Abidin Bin Ali ot lvtalaya. Mr. Zainal, a teacher from Malaya, spent the month of Jan- uary studying the Kirksville School sy stem. His stay was a part of the International Education program ofthe Federal Security Agency.