Perryville Senior High School - Tuba Yearbook (Perryville, MO)

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GREATEST The most valuable of all edu- calion is the ability io make your- self :lo the things you have to do, when they have to he done, whether you like it or 110 Board of Education M Wllls Sec A Hllperf Sup! C McAtee W Wllson H Guth Cno? on PICYUFB, ll f. ...- Left to right: M. Abernathy, R. Smith, W. lakenan, Pres.

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,Lau sm, , t xg: - ,fl JOSEPH BIRK Principal Psychology-History B.S., S.E.Mo.S.C.g A.M., Peabody Always cheerful and pleasant because of his optimism and stability of character. Accordingly he has won the respect of all the students. ---rw-'vw LIFE'S A. O. HILPERT Superintendent B.S., S.E.Mo.T.C.p A.M., Mo.U. As superintendent, he has undertaken the task of giving the students the best edu- cation within the means available. An understanding person with a will to make the students proud of their Alma Mater. X of s if I 2' Mn .1-' .gd

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ADVENTURE ESTHER T HUBER BS MoU AM St I.oulsU Social Sclence Has a warmth of dnsposltlon that pro motes cheerfulness on the part of others Her perpetual Interest and backing make our yearbooks rate with the best O O WHITE BS MoU AM MOU Vocatlonal Agriculture Our future backbone of the nation our FFA students are taught the best methods of farms-wg by a man who really lrnows his business MRS RALPH MORGAN BS SEMQSC Shorthand Typmg Her secretaries of tomorrow are taught the Importance of neatness speed and accuracy In a most gracious and at ease manner Posse-sses amazing versatlllty EDWIN MECKER BS MoU Commercuol Hls knowledge of busmess galned only by actual experuence makes hum well qualnfled as our buslness teacher . ., . .5 , ,, . . . ., . .3 . ., . , If - H 1 . ., . , . . 1 f f . ., . .