Park Hill High School - Troyian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Administration Mr. Raleigh Taylor, Principal I i E Mynatt. Mr. Taylor shows his interest in the Mr. Lance Hutton with his secretary, Mrs. Mere words are never enough to express true feelings. For this reason I would hope that the actions of our faculty have done far more than these few words can to demonstrate how we feel about the Class of 1971. Your life as responsible adults is about to begin. The Class of 1971 cannot be judged at this time but must wait for some future date. That judgment will come and will be made by your own contemporaries in five, ten, twenty or even thirty years. The choices of what your life shall be are unlimited. The horizons are broad and ever broadening. In the final analysis you and only you can choose. Someone has said, Reach for the stars. You may not get one but you won't come up with a handful of mud. I could not give you better advice. I am confident you will make it and will make the right choices. Good luck and may God speed you on to success and happiness in whatever you choose to do. Raleigh Taylor Mr. Ben Gieringer, Vice-Principal, reminds Mrs. Whipple of the teach- er's meeting after school. students with senior, Greg Llafet. Mr. Hutton works with Pam Hughes on plans for an FTA project. On the lighter side with Mr. Taylor and Mr. Gieringer.

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Board of Education Dr. James J. Harmon-Superintendent of Schools William Langly-Assistant Superintendent I want to extend my congratulations to those of you who represent the graduating class of 1971. You have completed a task that many adults of today felt that you could not accomplish. I want to compliment all classes on their accomplishments of this year, i.e. the successful Earth Week proj- ect, student conduct during the discussion of issues with which we have worked, and the academic honors that many of you have won. Permit me to encourage you to look forward to the future, and make your plans carefully and with intelligence. I feel quite confident that our future is in good hands. May you have the best of luck as you proceed. James J. Harmon David C. Whipple-Member, Harold G. Fincher-Director of Harmon-Superintendent, William Langley-Assistant, L. R Elementary Education 8t Gov't. Reports, Sue Dance-Mem- Griffith-Member, William Ohlhausen-Vice Pres. of Board ber, Kenneth Martin-Treasurer, Dr. Lloyd S. Allen-Presi- William Erickson-Dir.Personnel,Bldg.8tGrounds. dent of Board, Virginia Garrard-Secretary, Dr. James J.

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The Ladies Behind the Men Ewssfsxemsws 121Q11Q21S11szsHzi952f'55! H .2mfN,fmz :v.,, sewvgfi gg . .. .. . Mrs. Betty Peterson Mrs. Joy Mynatt Secretary to Mr. Gieringer Secretary to Mr. Hutton Mrs. Thelma Battmer Secretary to Mr. Taylor as Q Mrs. Joyce Hensley Office Secretary l9th and 10th gradesl Mrs. Marian Myers Accountant Mrs. Phyllis Buchman Office secretary 111th and 12th gradesl