Lawrence Junior High School - Junior Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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THE JUNIOR The Faculty fcontinuedj Mrs. Gladys Six, Speech, Dramatics, Kansas State Teachers College, Uni- versity of California, Missouri State Teachers College, Kindall Col- lege, Chicago. Mrs. Charlotte VanBebber, Home Economics, AB., University of Kansas. Miss Nettie M. Wismer, Science, B.S., Kansas State College of Applied Science and Artsg M.S., University of Kansas. Miss Marie Wooclruff, Home Economics, Girls, Adviser, A.B., University of Kansasg M.A., Columbia 'Universityg Colorado College of Educa- tion, Stone Institute. Mr. Lyle Work, Music, B.S., Emporia Slate Teachers Collegeg Graduate work: University of Kansas The Ideal and University of Hawaii. Teacher Has: Hair like ..... Mrs. Mansfield Mr Brown Eyes like ............... Miss Engelson Mr Preston Clothes like ............ . ........ Miss Henderson Mr Nelson Figure like .,......................... Mrs. Van Bebbcr Mr. McClure Athletic ability like Miss Cowles Mr Riley Features like ............. ......... M iss Mast Mr Duver Personality like ...,. ., ....t,.., Miss Engelson Mr Preston Art Ability like ...... ......... M iss McCleery lVlr Graber Pep like ............... ....... M rs. Pemberton Mr McClure Wit like .................. ....... IV liss Cowles Ml' Graber Intelligence like ...... ...... . Mrs. Norrie Mr Brown Manners like ...............,,...... .Miss Woodruff Mr Riley Dramatic ability like ........ lVIrs. Six Mr Burgess Patience like ....................,,. Mrs. Gurtler Mr Berger The Custodians Mr. Walter J. Kimmel, Mr. llarry L. Colburn, Mr. Clyde Talley, Nr. Frank li. Earlenbangll. -6-

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SPRING, 1951 The Faculty OFFICERS MRS. GLADYS SIX, President Miss NETTIE M. WISMER, Vice President MRS. ELSIE V. DECKER, Treasurer MRS. CHARLOTTE VAN BEBBER, Social Chairman MRS. Louisa HOUGH, Civic Chairman, MRS. MARGARETT LOWMAN, Flower Chairman THE STAFF Miss Edith Beach, Science, A.B., M. A., University of Kansas. Mr. Elvis Berger, Mathematics, B.A., Ottawa University. Will complete M.S. this summer at University of Kansas. Miss Margaret Black, English, A.B., University of Kansas, graduate work University of Chicago. Mr. Lee V. Brown, Algebra, B.A., Wichita University. Mr. Edwin Burgess, Industrial Arts and Boys, Adviser, B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg. Miss Frieda Cowles, English, A.B., M.A., University of Kansas. Mrs. Elsie V. Decker, Social Studies, A.B., College of Emporia. Mr. Wilbur Duver, Physical Education and Coach, A.B., Bethany College. Miss Ieleen Engelson, Mathematics, A.B., Emporia State Teachers College. Mr. Ralph E. Graber, Principal, Southwestern College, Winfield, State Teachers College, Pittsburg, B.S. in 1927, M.S. in 1935, University of Kansas, Colorado State. Miss Elizabeth Henderson, Social Studies, A.B., A.M., University of Kansas. ' Mrs. Louise Hough, Mathematics, University of Kansas. Mrs. Margarett Lowman, Librarian, A.B., University of Kansas, Library Science, Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. Miss Frances McCleery, Art, Bachelor of Fine Arts, University of Kansas. Mr. Bruce McClure, Mathematics, B.S., Bethany College. Mrs. Betty J. McCollum, English, A.B., University of Cincinnati, M.A. Columbia University, B.Ed., University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Bernita Mansfield, English, Kansas City Teachers College, B.S., University of Kansas. Miss Mildred Mast, Science, B.S., Kansas State College, M.A., University of Kansas. Mr. Wayne Nelson, Music, B.A., Bethany College. Mrs. Loretta Norrie, Social Studies, A.B., University of Kansas, Baker University. Miss Tillie Oberle, English, B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, M.A., University of California. Mrs. Juanita Pemberton, Physical Education, B.S. in Secondary Educa- tion, Maryville State College. Mr. Harold Preston, Woodw'ork, Mechanical Drawing, Crafts, B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg. Mr. Richard Riley, Social Studies, B.S., M.S., University of Kansas. Mrs. Edyth Salvesen, English, Latin, A.B., M.A., University of Kansas, Graduate work, Columbia University, Colorado College of Education. -5-

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SPRING, 1951 First Semester Student Council Top row: Mr. Richard Riley, JiIn Cole, Alan l-larris, Bob Endacott, Dick Laing, Phil Shoemaker, Kenneth Janeway, Richard Skinner, C. V. Fishel, Charles Malone. flfliddle row: Darlene Hutchinson, Betty Allen, Janice I-lolmquist, Susan Woodruff, Barbara Winters, Sandra Falkenstien, Blossom Frakes, Donna Carlson, Deanna Workman, Miss Tillie Oberle. Bottom, row: Nancy Garcia, Don McCoy, John Sommerville, Charles Bergen, Stephen Hill, Yin Yeh, Patty Pettengill, Carol Dolan. First Semester Officers President - ,.,.,..,,......-.,.,-,,,.-,,-,,s,.,s,,,,-,t.,..,,.s..,.,,,.,.,........,....,.,... DICK LAING Vice President ..,,s S ,,,,,. .s,,.. - ..,, s ...,....... B os ENDACOTT Secretary ....,... .t....,,................. - .................... S ANDRA FALKENSTIEN Treasurer ,.,.,,,, ,s,,..,..,..,. S .l.,......,..,.........,...s.,,.,,.,.... P HIL SHOEMAKEIQ Co-sponsors ....... ..,. M ISS TILLIE OBERLE AND MR. RICHARD RILEY The Student Council The Student Council is composed of the president, elected by the student body, and representatives from each homeroom. The meetings are held on Thursday during the third period. The councilis committees are: fire, flag, bicycle, traffic and safety, social, building and grounds, service, and assembly. These committees worked with fire drills, traffic patrolmen, the selling of tickets during the basketball season, and collecting for such benefits as Cancer, Red Cross, Community Chest, and March of Dimes. The council worked during the first of the year on a magazine selling project to finance the school publication, The Junior . A Student Directory was prepared by a committee and sold to students. A small profit was made. Committees supervised election for cheerleaders. They planned and Worked with Mr. Heeb in helping to give the all-school Hallowe'en party, and in arranging to have the Community Building for after school and Saturday recreation. -7-