Minneapolis High School - Days of Youth Yearbook (Minneapolis, KS)

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ADMINISTRATORS AND FACULTY COMBINE Completing his twelfth year as Superintend- ent of Schools in Minneapolis, MR. CLAIR M. SLOAN will be remembered as a tireless cam- paigner for the proposed school bond issue. He was always prepared to advise students, parents, or faculty with personal or academic problems. His thorough knowledge of school operation helped to make the year a prosperous and hap- py one. His understanding contributions to Min- neapolis High School will be remembered for many years. Mr. Sloan received a Bachelor of Science in Education Degree in 1933 and to further his education, he attained a Master of Science Degree in 1941 from Emporia State. MR. ELI BOUCHER completed his seventh year as princial of Minneapolis High School. His noteworthy guidance of the student council was appreciated by council members. His guid- ance to all students, faculty, parents, and es- pecially the seniors will be gratefully remem- bered. Mr. Boucher received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1943 from Fort Hays State Teachers College. To further prepare himself for his duties, he attained an M.A. Degree in 1950 at the University of Kansas. I f PRINCIPAL ELI BOUCHER SUPERINTENDENT CLAIR M SLOAN TO BUILD BETTER MEN AND WOMEN During the past year the faculty of M. H. S. has done an outstanding job in teaching and supporting our school. Considered as one of the best faculties in recent years, their intelligent work with the students will be a great factor in the future of each student. Besides their classroom work, these teachers have contributed their talents by sponsoring many organizations and have coached students in extracurricu- lar activities. Our faculty has accom- plished an outstanding record in their endeavors to build better men and wom- en for the future. Their diligent, kind, and honest as- sistance will be greatly appreciated by every student for many years to come. PETER PAN FOOD STORE

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,gig Back row: Francis Hoover, Dicvk Handy, Richard Cary, Charles Carlson. Front row: Leo Wilcox, Richard Gardiner, Clair Sloan. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS DESERVE RECOGNITION Juggling busy schedules of work in order to have time for School Board Meetings, the members deserve recognition for their time and many efforts in behalf of the Minneap- olis Schools. For the past twelve years, Mr. Clair M. Sloan has been Superintendent of Schools in Minneapolis. Charles Carlson has been a member of the school board for the last six years. Four-year members of the group are Richard Gary and Leo Wilcox. The latest members to come into the school board are Francis Hoover, Richard Gardinier, and Dick Handy. They were elected in ,55. Among the duties of the group are: to draw up the budget for the finances of the school, to pass upon the school textbooks selected by the superintendent, to hear com- munications, written or oral, from citizens or organizations on matters of administration, and to establish the overall school policy. 4 BAKER BOOK AND GIFT SHOP Dick Cardinier presided

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JOYCE DAVISSON, B.S. Kansas State College Physical Education ROBERT HELSEL, B.S., M.S. Seattle Pacific College Oklahoma A. 81 M. Industrial Arts MAXINE JOHNSON, A.B. McPherson College English and Speech ANTHONY KIMMI, B.S. Kansas State College Instrumental Music JACQUELINE NELSON, A.B. Wichita University Commerce MARJORIE PRICE, B.S. Kansas State College Home Economics GERALD SHOEMAKER, B.S. Bethany College Mathematics, Physical Educatin, and Coach JOANN SILVER, A.B. McPherson College English and Drama Coach KATHRYN SMITH, B.M. Baker University Vocal Music and Library PHILLIP SMYTH, B.S., M.S. Pittsburg State College Social Science, Physical Education and Coach CARL STAUFFER, B.S. Kansas State College Vocational Agriculture ANGELA STRATTON, A.B. Marymount College English and Spanish LOUIS THOMPSON, B. S., M.S. Kansas State College Social Science and Coach NORMAN VANDERBILT, A.B. Kansas Wesleyan Mathematics and Science RAYMOND ZUMALT, A.B., Business and Coach Wichita University EARL COLDENSTEIN, Custodian LAVON MCCORMICK, Secretary WILLIAMSON FURNITURE, INC.