Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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Nbr PFIIICIDBI Raymond Collins supermtendent Paul Moms Collms, Morris Rude Hugh on Crest of Stars by Arlene Foster Two busy people ln the Kearney School System are Mr Raymond Colllns prmclpal and Mr Paul MOIYIS supermtendent of schools Both were always ready to glVC frlendly help to the students A frlend to all of us ln Kearney Hlgh School has been our Pl'lIlClp3l Raymond Collms He was never too busy to help anyone from the frustrated sophomore to the worldly semor When you stepped 1nto h1s offrce whether the trouble was a confused schedule or the OK for the hanglng of a poster hls frlendly smlle let you know lmmedlately that he would be a sympathetxc llstener Mr Collms was always ready to lend a helplng hand wnth all school partles and dances No one was more actlve ln decorating the hall at Chrlstmas time or lll seemg that everyone had a good time at school functlons Enforcxng the rules and regulatxons of the school board was one of Mr Colhn s blg problems as prmclpal and sponsorlng the Student Advlsory Board was another He accompanied a group from the SAB to Scottsbluff for the State Conference of Student Counclls As an addmonal responslblllty our pnncxpal was a member of the Currnculum Commlttee of the North Central Assoclatlon of College and Secondary Schools An HCIIVC member m the commumty M Collms was elected presldent of the KIWHHIS Club for thls vear He IS also a member of the Youth Center Board Mr Paul Morrls. rs the top man ln our public school system As supermtendent of the Kearney Publlr: Schools he has made rapld stndes toward promotlng our school to one of the best 1n the state Thls IS Mr Morris slxth year ln charge of the schools and the school system has made rapld strldes wlth each He has hired new teachers and has done everythlng posslble to keep our schools modern and up to date Workmg closely wlth the school board to carry out their declslons he always lntroduced the studen s oplnlons and xdeas Under Vlr NIOITIS capable admlmstratlon the bulldnng of three new grade schools was completed Teachers and pupils who entered the new huxldmg were thankful for hrs determlnatlon and effort He IS now worknng on new projects and hopes to see a new hlgh school become a reahty 'Vlr Morrls has furnlshed us mth the best ln teachers equlpment and courses of study Pae7 t Pit? .f L l .. 0 Q Q ' . , , . . , , , r. B . . , 7 . 0 . u u , L u 4 1 I n . ' ' , . ' . V7 , . f , h, . . . . . ' I 1 Q n 1 1 A . . , . , . , . . . . ,- . , , t . U 5

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vs,--KE School Board-Row 1: George A. Munro, Joe B. Elliott Jr., Everett Randall and Superintendent Paul Morris. Row 2: Dr. R. M. Gilmore, Dr. H. V. Smith, J. W. Poynter and R. R. Ferguson. Boa rd's by Donna Binder Constant striving for betterment and improve- ment of our school system was the task which the Board of Education set for themselves this year as in every year. The members of the school board are chosen by the members of the community, and have a great responsibility to the youth of today who are the citizens of tomorrow, These men worked hard at their jobs, giving freely of their personal time whenever they were called upon to do so. They know that keeping the Kearney school system on top requires plenty of effort, and they put forth their best. They met many problems in the course of their business, but when these difficulties had been re- viewed and discussed thoroughly, a solution for them was always found. The members of the board were Dr. H. V. Smith, Joe B. Elliot lr.. R. B. Ferguson, l0seph W. Poynter, Page 6 Advice Better Than Any Horoscope George A. Munro and Dr. R. M. Gilmore. Acting as president was George Munro and as secretary, R. R. Ferguson. Sewing as school attorney was Everett Randall. Superintendent of Schools Paul Morris aided and worked with the board. As a result of the efforts of the Board of' Educa- tion, the three new grade schools were completed, formally opened and put into use this year. The school board prepared the budget for the year. ap- proved expenditures, and handled other financial problems. Their job also was to elect teachers, fill vacancies in the teaching positions and approve the curriculum. We are all proud of Dr. R. M. Gilmore. who was formally recognized this year by the Nebraska School Boards Association for his twenty-seven years of outstanding service as a member of the Kearney Board of Education.

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X ,ff I, X They, Like Stars, Helped to Predict Future by Rosemary Weeks Vemon Anderson Artistry in the woodworking line and me- chanical drawing are the subjects which Mr. Ander- son presents to his classes. A Master of Arts, Mr. Anderson received his degree at the Colorado State College of Education. instructing KHS camera fiends in hclicker know-how keeps him busy during activity periods. Rebecca Ashby lied-headed and efficient is Miss Ashby. chief executive of the school cafeteria. ln addition to her lunchroom duties. Miss Ashby instructs high school girls in the arts of home-making. She received her AB degree at KSTC and has done graduate work at the University of Nebraska. Henrietta Bankson Students revel in their nations exciting past as Miss Bankson brings it to life for them. Being Page 8 head sponsor of Y-Teens keeps her busy outside of class. She attended the University of Nebraska, University of Iowa, Grinnell College and the Colo- rado State College of Education. She has an MA degree. Iohn Biorklun Serving as a coach in a slightly different ca- pacity is Mr. Bjorklun, debate, dramatics, speech and English instructor. An up-and-coming debate squad and the dramatic productions of the past two years can be accredited to this busy man, who is also responsible for the Radio-Drama Club. 'ABT' received his AB degree from the University of Ne- braska. George Brown Possessed of a strong stomach is biology teacher. Mr. Brown. Under his supervision biol- ogists dissect any number of things. Coaching the