Nevada High School - Nevamo Yearbook (Nevada, MO)

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ll Mr. Wayne Reed KBISUJ Mrs. Vera Rombach fB.S.J Health and Counseling Algebra l and ll Encourage Development of Character QQ yi f S . 3 1' Exim cf ,J Vrlf , S ,M?3 Mr. Chris Schwanz CBA., M.S.J Mr. Jim Shepherd fB.S.J Mrs. Marcia Songer CB.S.D General Science and Physics Physical Education and Driver Education English I and ll

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Mrs Myrtle Pickens CB SJ Mr Albert Quick CB SD Mrs. Lucille Quick CB.S.J English l Senior High Mathematics and Geometry Seventh Grade Social Studies Teachers MEDlTATlON AND MAIL . . . seem to fit together as Miss White and Mr. Barone pause in the office to check their mail- boxes and plan the day's activities.

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Mrs. Bernice Teel CB.S.p M.A.D Seventh and Eighth Grade English and Lan- guage Arts Mrs. Ruth Vincent CB.S.J Girls' Physical Education ' Miss Dorenda White MVS- Nell T0lle lB-5-J M-5-l Mrs. Deanna Vale lB.S.J Vocational Typing, Shorthand, and Secretar- Vocational Home Economics ial Practice Continuing to lmpart Knowledge Students often fail to appreciate the great re- sponsibility teachers have of setting good examples to be followed by the students. Bringing out the best aspects of the student's personality and helping him develop the qualities not only of a good leader, but also of a good follower, are undertakings to which teachers are devoted. The purpose of Nevada's fa- culty is to prepare students for college or future oc- cupations. and to further the betterment of today's youth. The tragic accident which took the life of Miss White on March I6 caused great sorrow at Nevada High School Her quiet charm and gentleness made her beloved of students and faculty alike and the high standards she set for herself served as an inspiration for all with whom she associ ated Though we are saddened by her death our lives have been made richer by the knowledge and enthusiasm she has guven us Remember me when I am gone away When you can no more hold me by the hand Nor I half turn to go yet turning stay Remember me when no more day by day You tell me of our future that you planned Only remember me you understand It will be late to counsel then or pray Yet if you should forget me for a while And afterward remember do not grieve For if the darkness and corruption leave A vestrge of the thoughts that once I had Better by far you should forget and smile Than that you should remember and be sad Christina Rossettr W . . . . . . , . , , Gone far away into the silent landg T I A ' f , J 2 f J ,