Malta Bend High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Malta Bend, MO)

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Barbara Kelliker Elementary Learn- ing Disabilities Janice King Fourth Grade Patricia Lager Art K-12, Junior High Social Stud- ies, Junior Spon- sor Ben Lichtenthaler Vocational Agricul- ture, FFA Sponsor Pam Malter Elementary Title I, Language Arts, Math Rhonda Naylor Kindergarten Leila Tomlin Elementary Read- ing Co-ordinator Gail Nelson Sixth Grade Phil Nelson Science, Coach of Boys Athletics, Sponsor of Soph- omore Class and Lettermen's Club Marty Webster Home Economics, FHA Sponsor, Eighth Grade Spon- sor Eileen Pearson Business Educa- tion, Yearbook Sponsor, Seventh Grade Sponsor. Marilyn Schreiman Librarian, English, Student Council Sponsor Margaret Ann Young First Grade Susan Zydiak Speech, Drama, English, Freshman Class Sponsor Ruth Vickery Elementary Re- source Room

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Faculty There was one new face on the teaching staff this year. Ms. Pat Lager taught Art K-12 and Junior High Social Studies classes. Ms. Lager did her student teaching at St. Joseph Elementary and Maur Hill College Preparatory in Atchi- son, Kansas. She received her degree from Benedictine College, Atchison, Kansas. ABOVE: LeAnna Dehn, Patricia Lager, Susan Zydiak, and Eileen Pearson get into the Halloween” spirit of things. Peggy Burfeind Secondary Learn- ing Disabilities, Kay Best Fifth Grade Richard Best History, Guidance Sponsor, Eighth Grade Sponsor Marie Boedeker Music, English, So- phomore Sponsor Sponsor for Cheer- leaders, Seventh Grade and Letter- men's Club LeAnna Dehn Mathematics, Jun- ior Sponsor Patricia Dierking Speech Correction- ist Mary Jane Frain Second Grade Mary Griffis Third Grade John Hughes History, Coach of Girls Athletics, Elem. P.E., Health, Sponsor for Fresh- man Class and Let- termen's Club 10

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School Personnel The school cannot be run by the administration and faculty alone. Important also to the func- tioning of a smooth-operating school are many other people. There are cafeteria personnel who prepare and cook lunches for faculty and students. The custodial personnel, an essential part of the team, keep the facilities neat, clean, and repaired. Too, the bus drivers who are instrumental in transport- ing the children safely to school and back home again are a vital part of school responsibilities. Last, but not least, the aids who very ably assist the teachers in the class- room are quite beneficial. ABOVE: Custodial Personnel: Connie O’Bryan Not Pictured: Francis Stockman RIGHT: Bus Drivers: M. T. Wade, Jess Breshears, and Sylvia Bales. 12