Mississinewa High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Gas City, IN)

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ADMINISTRATION Lawrence H. Meyer has been the prin- cipal of Mississinewa High School for ten years. As our chief lord, he has proved his determination to conduct castle activ- ities efficiently and to maintain high scholastic standards. Although Mr. Meyer is kept busy with many responsibilities, he always has time to help anyone with his schedule or any particular problem which may arise and puzzle him. Among Mr. Meyer,s duties are supervising the head chamber and making daily announcements. X if -x ' 1 I ' is .I Q ' ' ' n G . ! ,.? Q W -, J., 1 t A 3' ' - I L' l ,C ff 2 ,, , ' .u f L I I ai ' f - :-f-- - l3Bw-U16

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c ' Jr , ' ,Mo Wfi! 2- -'P'--f 1 ADMINISTRATION Around the table left to right are G. E. Court- ney, treasurerg T. Don Simons, Benjamin Crandall, Dr. William A. Koontz, Oscar Benson, Virgil Stall- smith, William Warner, William Phillips, secretaryg and F. W. Hengstler, superintendent. I sw-um xl . , ' 2 Z s 2 .1 I i zz. ...i The supreme sovereigns and general overseers of the kingdom have various assigned functions that have to be car r1ed out each year Among them are the hiring of new instructors and the obtain mg of funds for the erection of new addl tions, such as the one on the corner of Broadway and Main streets Making and revising rules and regula- tions for the benefit and well-being of the court and its educators is another service performed by the board when they feel the kingdom will profit by the altered or new policies. In short, they do a splendid job of providing a well-rounded social and educational program. Dr. R. J. Baskett has served as presi- dent of the Mississinewa joint School Board since the original plan for the school began in 1947. His faithful and un- tiring service has kept the administrative group functioning smoothly over the years.

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DEANS Duke Joseph Smalley attends to the boys of our castle. His busy day can be in- terrupted anytime for counseling with the boys of our castle. His ready suggestions, pleasant smile, and other courtesies help to keep the castle running smoothly. The faithful duchess of the ladies is Mrs. Joanne Sullivan. Her ready smile and pleas- ant personality add to the atmosphere of the castle. Duchess Sullivan is always ready to help and counsel with any girl that wishes to share her problem with our duchess. - :a f 4 Q K 1' ','.f' 'aj I' ' f ' , -1--4- +i-- 1 + ', 7: ff l Q fii fi .H ff , Z -' f f Sth sl? E Acting as ladiesain-waiting to the cleans are these six maidens, Anita Friedline, Carolyn Courtney, Linda Harvey, Marilyn Surber, Susanne Pennington, and Pat Richerson. They lighten the deans' burdens by assisting them with their dutiesg mainly these consist of gathering up the absentee slips and record- ing them.