Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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at '-n-.-1 MR. RALPH MARTIN, Assistant to the Superintendent ur giclucafion SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert Clark, Assistant to the Superintendentg Mr. J.O.Schi1tz, Mr. J.M. Shirk, Treasurerg Mr. Victor Weber, Secretary to the Boardg Mr. Joe Herndon, Superintendentg Mr. J.G. Greene, L, 151, Qrsgife' Q4 w Xi: . Zfi' , ,YH eyes . 5, gtg,-, , 5 Eggiigiix em.. w1'2s3.,, 'Q MR. ROBERT CLARK, Assistant to the Superintendent Presidentg Dr. Hayes Richardsong Mrs. Lou Woodg Mr. Garry Collins, Vice Presidentg Mr. Ralph Martin, Assistant to the Superintendent. ,Jak

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-...,,, tlw!g: Q it' -agggzvv-1 wiv are Mia' gmt: - A F, 5 , if FF. , . ILM, -, E u MR, JOE HERNDON, Superintendent of Consolidated District N2 jAe:ie sxdolminiafrafora rouicle jacififce Mr. Joe Herndon has been superintendent of Con- solidated School District 4t2 for the last eighteen years. He and the school board have seen the district grow from a small rural school system to a district so great that it boasts of running the biggest fleet of school busses in the state. Consolidated School Dis- trict 42 has profited' from the able leadership and supervision given by Mr. Herndon. It has grown as have the other educational organizations he heads or of which he is a member. He is president ofthe Missouri State Teachers Association, a member of the Board of Regents at Central Missouri State College, a member of the Missouri State Teachers Association Executive Committee, and has been past President of the Central Missouri State Alumni Association. Everything to which Mr. Herndon has given his administrative effort has prospered and profited by it, our district above all. Although the faces of the board members may change in the April elections, their purpose is still the same: to give us, the students, the best possible edu- cation. The Board also sets the policy for the district and inaugurates rules and regulations by which our school is governed. ' 471 wr' ,dm Mrs. Lucy Claycomb, Secretary to Mr. Clark: Mrs. Esther Lee Sutherland, Secretary to the Superintend- ent: Mrs. Doris Bartlett, Secretary to Mr. Martin.

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Miss Larsen and Mr. Edwards enjoy helping students and teachers. ,4 JJMM, 5zt.,.,f ,ga flue gui .gallon f 5 lag 1 Curricufum ana! guidance Jap Ou, sctoof gunning Smoomfy Mr. Edwards, our curriculum coordinator , works closely with the teachers to provide a smoothly operating system. He organizes committees for selecting new textbooks and revising courses of studyl Visiting all the teachers and helping them to become better acquainted with the school system is also a part of his work. His greatest reponsibility is to help the teachers by creating a system enabling them to select and plan their own methods of teaching. V Our director of guidance, Miss Larsen, works with the counselors to help studentsl plan for their years after high school. She plans and organizes the counseling services which are available in our school, and also supervises the testing program in the elemen- tary schools of our district. The nurses at Baytown are very helpful when it comes to caring for the aches and pains of the students at R.H.S. These ladies are also on hand to aid in the emergencies that arise in physical education classes and elsewhere throughout the building. The ladies in white truly assist the school when they carry out their duties of keeping the classes of '63, '64, and '65 healthy. A permit back to class is signed' by nurse Mrs. Lessig. Mrs. Seay, nurses aid, performs one of her many mercenary services.