Manual High School - Builder Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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H. W. LANCASTER, Counselor, Physics. C. E. IRWIN, Co-ordinator, Distributive Educa- tion. H. H. COXEN, Co-ordinator, Industrial Educa- tion. S. JOE WILLIAMS, Supervisor, National De- fense Training Program. LUCILLE VENELL, Secretary to Mr. Day. ELIZABETH CRA'WLEY, Attendance Clerk. BLANCHE KNOCHE, Secretary to Mr. Coxen and Mr. Irwin. MABEL J. SAYLER, Clerk. FRANCES J. SEXTON, Registrar. ,ff, It has often been said, If you want a job done well, get a busy man to do it for you. This applies as well in shool as it does in the business world. These are busy times at Manual High and Vocational school, but the job for which we are re- sponsible is being done well. Evidence of the truth of this statement is constantly being found in the calls for employment which come to me from employers Who have previously employed young people trained in our school. Such requests for employment not only reflect honor to our graduates thus employed, but, what is vastly more important, they open the door of opportunity to our present and future students if they will apply themselves and prepare for employment opportunities when they come. I have faith to believe that they will. H. H. COXEN, Co-ordinator Industrial Education. Ziyi- Retailing is just coming of age, and the demand for positive personality traits is definitely in excess of the supply. Not many years hence the youth of Kansas City will be the business leaders of this community. If a business career appeals to you, it should be important for you to con- sider a well-balanced course of study look- ing toward this career. Retailing is a great business full of opportunities for you. If you can think, if you can get along with people, if you are not afraid of hard work, you should investigate this new training opportunity now being offered to you. C. E. IRWIN, Co-ordinator Distributive Education. --,'f.. The fine cooperation of the faculty and students has made my first year a pleasant and happy one. The present guidance movement is of recent development. Youth, to take their places in society, must be prepared socially, morally and physically, and equipped with as complete an educational and vocational preparation as it is possible to give them. The development of a guidance program includes all types of guidance promoted and developed by every person in the school. Guidance and education are insepa- rably intertwined. Education is the process of individual development, and guidance gives direction to that process. To function properly, guidance must be integrated with school subjects and activities. H. W. LANCASTER, Counselor. fi'

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Luzior flqcers and grlcuffy Gfdvifew Fred Buis, Miss Pugh, Mr. Listrom, Barbara Jaeschke, Mr. Scott, Miss Young, Miss Campbell, William Cohen, Doyne McAninch, Vincent D'Angelo. iff.. mziorf ' At a meeting of the junior class on January 10, Vincent D'Angelo was elected president, Doyne McAninch, vice-presi- dent, Fred Buis, secretary, Barbara Jaeschke, treasurer, and William Cohen, sergeant-at-arms. Among the members of the junior class are many students who are out- standing in scholarship and leadership and who are prominent in the social life and activities of the school. The class has cooperated in meeting the requests of the administration, the faculty and the stu- dent council. They are looking forward to the responsibilities which will be theirs as next year's senior class. The faculty advisers are Miss Callie Campbell, Miss Elizabeth Pugh, Miss Wini- fred Young, J. A. Listrom and L. A. Scott fchairmanj, each of whom was chosen to work with one of the five stu- dent committees. Mr. Coxen, Mr- Irwin and Mr. Lancaster were speakers at the meetings held during the year. A mixer was held for all loyal juniors who had paid their class dues by April 15. The biggest social event of the junior class, the Junior-Senior Prom, will be held at the school on May 16. The committees in charge of this event are: Finance- Barbara Jaeschke fchairmanj, Joseph V. Tittone, Robert Spencer, Clara Ekstamg decorations-Louis DeLuna Cchairmanj, Russell Dethlefsen, Jeanne Berger, William Cohen, refreshments-Mary Fortner fchairmanj, Coleen Moore, Doyne McAn- inch, Beatrice Childers, Dorothy Blanken- shipg music-Goldie Britton fchairmanj, Vincent D'Angelo, Edward Moritz: dat- ing-Angeline Zotti fchairmanj, Blanche Howell, Fred Buis, William Aubelee. .-fl.. Hug' Mali ldrnn Will Fral Catl Ma Win lien Lulz Lucj Ern Her Alir Will Lou Gen Leo Lor, Wil Rob Jea Jea Am Lis Ma Doi Eve Fay L01 Pea Grz Joh She Vir EV1 Bei Kei Ric Gol Ma Get Bei Lill F11 Eu Joe Cai Vfhi E U Eri Joi Bai tl h, Le Wi Ju: Ra Jon Do M2 Ire Vii Jul Vim Eu Be' M: Vii RL Er lin St: