Liberty Memorial High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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The duties of both nurse and social worker have been those of Miss Kindlesperger this past year. Physical and dental exami- nations are carried on under her supervision annually. Food, clothing and many a dollar has been dispensed by her of late. The clinic is her domain. , X , . K - .- Miss Kindlespergrer As secretary to the principal, Mrs. Macoubrie's duties are varied and quite trying at times. The extent of the knowledge of the average student as to her activities is confined to handing out of slips-yellow, pink and white. But those behind the scones have an entirely different conception of her work. Miss Macoubrie We students do not come into contact so much with the mem- bers of the superintendent's ofiice of which Miss White is one. Fancy doing all the stenographic work of a busy executive such as Mr. Birch. No small task we warrant, but no doubt a very inter- esting- one. Miss White l , M Left to right: Max Laptnd, Margaret Cleveland, Ethel Mac Grifiin. Irma Wulrlron, Mr. Whcrry, Mrs. Mzufnubrie, Marprarct Kelsull.

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Gm. J. KIRCHHOFF, JR. DR. A. R. KENNEDY IRVING HILL DR. W. C. MCCONNELL FRANK STRONG A. B. EWING Board of Education The interest of a wide awake community in its educational system is proved by the unselfish men who as school board members give their time and efforts. Irving Hill and Dr. A. R. Kennedy were not candidates for reelection. Dean Paul B. Lawson and W. H. Quakenbush will serve for the coming three years. Mrs. W. A. Churchill serves as treasurer of the board. The students of the high school wish to express their appreciation of the efforts of the Board members in their behalf.

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Mr. Jolla is superintendent of all buildings and grounds of the Lawrence school system. He must see that the lawns are mowed, hedges trimmed, flag poles are kept greased to discourage climbers, and volley ball net anchors are up to par. When not in action, hc may be found in Room 5, keeping records of past and planning for future repairs. Mr. Jolla Mr. Sutherland's oflicial title is Clerk of the Board of Educa- tion. He acts as purchasing agent for the Boardg he purchases all supplies with an eye for quality but yet economy. Responsibilities are many, but he accomplishes this manifold task with apparent case. serves as a G. R. sponso1'. Miss Dixon l Mr. Sutherland Miss DiXon's chief task is operating the school switch board. It looks very complicated, but she assures us that it is really Very simple. She also attends Board meetings where she acts as secre- tary. In addition to her duties in the superintendcnt's ofhce, she Left to right: Miss Dixon, Miss White, Mrs. Churchill, Mr. Birch, Mr. Siltlierlzimf.