Platte County High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Platte City, MO)

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Teaching Ay Concept of the Universe Mr. Dale Brown, The Legend. He is the man whose classroom has flawless discipline, the hard driving, meticulous and didactic Mr. Brown. Despite it all - the aversion to field trips, the homework, the demanded perfection - he is one of the favorite teachers. He acts tough, but he's soft inside, one of his senior students confides. One of the treasurer candidates running for student council cited his three years in Mr. Brown's classes as proof of his qualification. To do well in Mr. Brown's class is an achievement beyond question. Mr. Goodlet looks over the agenda at the North Central reception wi W ,,,..ag. fs Mr. Killian discusses earth science with a sophomore class. The math and science departments: Mr. Martin Pope, Mr. Mike Goodlet, Nlr. Kurt Killian, Mr. Dale Brown, Mr. Brad Kinchloe. , et, . 'M I ' i as ' . . . ..,, c t , . H r ii ie: s.

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wir' I T uucr cz si-:Axe rams ANI N'-LW The Language specialists, CLeft to rightj Mrs. Marj Swomley, Spanish and English, Mrs. Christine Would you believe the journalism teacher Wilt, English and journalism, Mrs. Vera Pollock, librarian, Mrs. Barbara Eubank, English and read- is a two fingered typist? ing, Mrs. Gay Stuart, librarian and French: Ms. Susan Dunham, English and speech. Mrs. Cynthia Fisher, English, is not pictured. K iff!! .lt Mrs. Barbara Eubank, The Smiling Professor. Mrs. Eubank is to smiling what chocolate is to hot fudge - you can't have one without the other. With a master's degree in reading specialization, she CAbove Righty Mrs. Eubank's English IV class celebrates the spirit of merry - ' ' old England by caroling in the lobby at Christmas. fAboveD Mrs. Joann encourages many to give 'eadmg and leammg Peterson works at her desk in the special education classroom. another HY- Her Engllsh IV 5335595 live the robust spirit of the 17th century. She sponsors Pep Club with an enthusiasm and energy that is boundless . . . She is the teacher who will be remembered forever because she really loves not only her job - but her students. 8 Enlarging Their orld With Legends

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Sharing M Knowledge of the orld 4 vga 4- ap , -, T t it W f-- 5 . .,.. mi D 'f,g .A 'WH l Mu . .M 5943-ii 2 Mr. Schneweiss looks for new material about the old in the library. Mr. Timothy McDowell, The Man Who Knows What's Happening. Mr. McDowell is the intellectual and current events expert who keeps his students listening in class and talking in the halls. He is a patriot in the best sense of the word, he strives not to turn out A students - but informed citizens. He spent the entire summer at school preparing for his new criminal and civil law class. This class has fascinated students by calling on the resources of the county seat - lawyers, judges and other practitioners of the system of justice. He also coaches basketball and relates the game to life and life to the game. 'e 6 . 1 4' f ' t t , t major role in organizing the curriculum report Mr. Allen played a for North Central. The social studies department, here illustrating what history is not. Speaking no evil, Mr. Bill Allen, seeing no evil, Mr. Timothy McDowell, hearing no evil, Mr. Jim Schneweiss. - fs1fw:'ffws ':f mf f. in f v' a