Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

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Mr W11I1amCunnxngham Degree W1111amJewd A B Mxssoun Umverszty -M Ed Subjects Physlcal Educzxon, Health Amerxcan Problems Mr Dale Sechler Mrs Dale Sechler De ree Umvers1tyoiM1SS0ur1 B S Degree Umversxtyof Mmssmn B S E Subjects Home Econanxcs I, II, 1 Subjects Vocat1ona1Agrxcu1ture Exghth Grade Home Econon 5 Mr Aaron I-le mphxll Degree Northeast Mxssmn State B Ss Subjects Industrxal Arts, Dr1ver's Educatlon Mr Robert Helmet Degree Wash1ngtonUmversty B M Ed Subjects MUSIC Department Mxss Eva Hosman Degree Umversxtyof Mxssmrx A B Subjects Enghdx I, II, III This page is sponsored by the LOUISIANA PHARMACY 7 t Q V - 1 'N QN gl ,A , K ' 1' 'VS ,, ' I . - 0 0 ', ' - I I A - :- . . --. . . .--. . --. . . .--'D . U . H: . N . . ' .ics X ' K A ff ,. I, ., . If Y Y uf QI' I I rg' , V, . ffl, fy. K : , L. I I o

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aculty S-5 Mr Joy Whxtener Degree -Southeast MISOUII State B S Un1versxtyofM1ssoun M Ed. Tztle Supermterderl: Subjects Speech Miss Loxs Hastmgs M xState College B S Mrs Lucy Enghsh D ree Northeast Mxssourm Collqe B S Degree Central lssour Iowa Master of Arts 1n Commerce eg Subjects Englxdu III, IV, Latln, Lxbnry Subjects Bookkeegng, Shorthzxd, Typxng, figpf Mrs Paul Stark, Jr Degree UmversxtyofCal1fcx'n1a -A B World Hlstory, Amerxcan Hxstory Subjects Cxtxzenshp, 6 Thms page IS sponsored by th Secretarxal Practlce ay dn, apo-nw 4.4 Mrs KennethMorrow Degree Wxlham Woods A E Central Mxssaurx State College B S Subjects Math, Ptysxca Mr LeRoy Amen Degree Musour1Umversxty M Eli Txtle Prxnclpal and Counselor Subjects Bxdogy and Chemxstxy e ESTERBROOK FLOWERS and GIFTS , , rf ,gi -V., 3 X 4 V 4 if! iw, ., A ' S ei: 'vs I b :ij U Er' ls: -f- S I 5: Q D fn' ' V . A gs. K, ra l. I it Bifpg. M cn S S I A I Q I . -- A . I -- '

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oczrd of gcfucation Left to ri ht' W R Williamson Bill Haley, Clurles Lewellen, Glenn Thomas, g . . . 1 . Bill Rottman, Marion Parker, and Superintendent Whitener. Fine businessmen such as these are the gentlemen who build and keep the schools of America as they are todayg free institutions for perpetuating freedom, lfor Knowledge is freedom., Although praised little and paid less, their rewards are greatgthe school children of today will be businessmen of tomorrow. Judge J. Overton Fry, a member for six years, did not elect to run for the board office againthis year and was succeededby Mr. W. R. Williamson, This page is sponsored by the MISSOURI EDISON CO.