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

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We only got two of the cooks, Mrs. Kerns and Mrs. Vogel. The new Kitchen is a more pleasant place to work as their faces show. Mrs. Gladys Harris types furiously to complete a chore before she is interrupted. fBelow Leftj Mrs. Mindy Love answers the phone in the counseling office, one of her myriad duties. CBelow Middlej Mrs. Rae Boller just started this year as a secretary in the main office. www ze- 'dvi M in-My ifH it ill V of - Y ,-.s.. fif. ,z,-f 't W iff ' X if M' ' , ' G, ,F 'L Q ,lf . ff ' ,L S E L. ,kA, jx Mr. Guy Best, The Best Guy. lf we could all be as patient and kind as Mr. Best, what a wonderful world this would be. No matter what dirty job he's tackling he does it with dignity. He is never too busy to help look for something lost, or unstick a stuck locker, or open the doors for a teacher who is overloaded with papers. If you want to see the face of a real gentleman -just look above Mr. Best's broom. ' 32136-'K' tt. ....t Getting It Together Cleaning It p and Dishing It Out 15

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Mr. George Taubel is the accessible principal. Here he prepares to referee the powder puff game. Mr. Terry Michael ponders in his office. His job entails the dual roles of good-guy football coach and vice principal. Running the Show .- ul: EEE 2211: Mme-1 -...Ng Mrs. Oleda Cooper, A Friend in Need. Mrs. Cooper is a friend who listens well to students, teachers and parents alike. She is a wise counsel in time of trouble and a joyful ally in achievement. She is the advocate for the underachiever the defender of the intellectually weak. Still she opens doors of opportunity for the college bound, the studious and the talented. Her work often goes unrecognized and unappreciated but, so many times she makes it all go right. Mr. Don Siegrist, Assistant Superintendent of schools sits in on a meeting. Mr. Gerald B. Hart, Superintendent, speaks at a teachers' workshop.

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Seniors - Class of 1980