Moberly Area Community College - Mojuco Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

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HHHHU Ill HIIIIIHIIIIN J. L. YOUNG A. B. CI-IAMIER B. F. SELF R. L. KINGSBURY ALLEN WHITE F. R. EDMONSTON Under the progressive leadership of Mr. I. L. Young, chief engineer at the Brown Shoe Companyg Mr. A. B. Chamier, prominent Moberly Attorneyg Mr. B. F. Self, Real Estate Agentg Mr. R. L. Kingsbury, manager of J. T. Cross Lumber Companyg Allen Wliite, dealer of Vlfholesale Auto Partsg and Mr. F. R. Edmonston, owner of an Insurance Agency, the Moberly schools have enjoyed for the past several years, growth in well-being and prestige. VVithout their work and interest, Moberly would never have been able to take the great progressive steps in educational work that it has taken in recent years. Actual experience has guided the Moberly School Board in its management of Moberly schools and instructors. They have proved that they are capable of handling all the problems that arise. Every action of the Board has been for the betterment of the school. Through the united cooperation of these six capable men. improvements are continually being made in the school system. TEN