Maryville High School - Maryvillian Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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5, e Je WR img- 'Q' f 'x Q -T Z MRS MEL ATHERTON Missouri Librarian s Certificate Maryville State College Librarian READER INTEREST Assisted by .lim Owen and Glenda Wells Mrs Atherton helps Alley Hamer sky an avid reader select another book to and him in qualifying for his lite reading certificate MRS WILLIAM BOWNESS BS in Education Maryville State College Spanish l Geometry Algebra l CHART TALK Mrs Bowness points out pro nunciation tricks in Spanish to Marilyn Griffith Barbara Thomas Dean Elam and Marjorie Miller who are becoming bilingual students MISS FREELOVE COMBS BS. in Education Maryville State College Citizenship, Geography DEMOCRACY IN THE MAKING-X marks the spot as Miss Combs' citizenship students practice the essentials of voting. Marking sample ballots are Beth Hamilton, Bob Smith, Kenneth Wilhelm, Raymond Black, and Barbara Price. WILLIAM H. DAVAULT B S. in Vocational Agriculture Missouri University Vocational Agriculture WATCH THAT IRON! says Instructor Davault as he shows Roland Barmann, Bill Sears, and Robert Barmann the techniques of arc welding in agriculture shop.

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gf '7fleq Q' S' W4 044 . PRINCIPAL C. A. BRISTOW Master of Science in Education 1 . . , 9 Missouri University EffiCiEr1Cy and organization are watchwords that Seem to S0vern Mr. Bristow's work as an M,H,S. administrator. He is ever ready to help willing and needy students and teachers solve their problems. AROUND THE COUNCIL TABLE-Student representatives have gathered with the school's chosen executives for one of their regular discussions. Front Row: Jack Belcher, Rosemary Shelton, Jean Long, secretaryg Morlyn Barrett, president, Bill Baldwin, vice-president, Sue Condon, and Principal C. A, Bristow, council sponsor. Middle Row: Arlene Day, Diane Robbins, Joan Williams, Mary L. Gallagher, Shirley Williams, Ed Brown, Dixie Lee Moore, Marjorie Miller. Back Row: Jim Swaney, George Fisher, Frank Morrissey, Jimmy Andrews, Jack Clemons. Improvement through student cooperation with administra- tion leaders has long been the basis of friendly understanding between the faculty and student body. This year they have put into practice the idea that harmony Q in the little sections is a step forward toward a united world. ln its capacity as governing organ of the school, the council has utilized many occasions for its program of betterment of school assemblies, recreation programs, athletic events, dances, and inter-school contacts. MISS LAURA B. HAWKINS Vice Principal AB. and B,S, Maryville State College Drake University English l, English IV Serving as dean of girls and keeper of the scholastic records, Miss Hawkins is a familiar face in our school. She is the veteran teacher in number of years served at M.H.S. 9

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Gwrall' CARL DAVIS Maryville State College Vocal Music LA-Tl-DO-Accompanied by Mr. Davis, Shirley Williams, Rose Shedd, Ernest Damewood, and Ronnie Bowman try their luck at sight reading as they do voice tryouts. ROY DAVIS BS. in Education Maryville State College Typing I, Bookkeeping, General Business TOUCH SYSTEM-No hunt-and-peck typists get Mr. Davis' approval. so Katherine Mclvlillen, Carolyn Canon, Bob Meyer, and Harley Kissinger learn the right way. DELBERT DICK BS, in Education M S. Iowa State College Maryville State College Industrial Arts PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT-Darrell Jones and Kenneth Meadows agree with Mr. Dick that the metal lathe is a handy gadget for making durable hammer handles. MRS. THOMAS H. ECKERT B S in Education A B Maryville State College English II, Journalism, Publications SHAKESPEARE SAT HERE-Displaying a minia- ture Elizabethan stage to Richard Fisher, .lean Elgaard, Bill Baldwin, and Helen Zimmerman, Mrs, Eckert indicates where the great playwright might have watched one of his dramas I -ev' l X. . X Q GO000vu0O-Ju OODOGOO'-on W., ,I . ziaslffgiif 7' .4 ir