Siloam Springs High School - Panther Yearbook (Siloam Springs, AR)

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eaefimy pfuiecgbad af MR . WILLIS CROSBY B. A.. Ouachita Baptist College, and graduate work. University Of Arkansas, Mr. Crosby, during his two years as teacher-principal at Central Elementary School has proven that he can do as thorough a job as an executive and be as well liked as when one of our high school teachers. Mr. Crosby's genial smile, sense of humor, and acumen are a wonder ful combination. MISS MARIE THOMASON Elementary Certificate, and work toward B. S., John Brown University. Miss Thomason, a native of Cincinnatti, has been teacher-principal in her home town school for many years. To know Miss Marie is to love her and her serv- ices to our school are too numerous to relate. vu --c win do with more S hart. MR, JOHN T. SUMMERS B.S., Oklahoma State University, and graduate work, Oklahoma State University. Mr. Summers, who is distinctive for his kindness and fairness to all, is Oklahoma's loss and our gain. During his two ye ar tenure as Junior High Elementary School teacher-principal, he has, through his kindly understand- ing, gained the respect and admiration of all. T17 Sponsored by S. G. LAYNE REALTY CO. ' GRANT LAYNE SL O. A. YANCEY

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Mr. Elliott, we think, as express- ed in high school parlance, is the mostest . He is fair in his dealings with both pupils and faculty, and his loyalty to and interest in the welfare of our school and of each individual is wellproven. Also, one ofthe many nice things about Mr. Elliott is that he meets every occasion with equanimity. lgvazwaoz 41? HATCH 2 MR BURTON ELLIOTT B S E University Of Arkansas M ED Unrversrty Of Arkansas and Ad vanced graduate work Umversity Of Arkansas 0 iam YDUH LANGUAGE lab P L ' ! Mr Rhodes is a most efficient supervisor and curriculum coordinator for our elementary schools He is kind considerate and ever thoughtful for ,Q our boys and girls best interests. Mr. Rhodes up it creed for his relationships to our school is . Service . MR HARLEYN RHODES B A Nebraska State Teachers College M A UHIVCISIIY of QPOHSOYSCI by GEORGEJACKSON S CONOCO Nebraska and Adxanced graduate work Unrxersrty of Arkansas QTATION Central 8: Mt Ollve Streets

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i S ' ftfkfd M5006 ' were K.. 'l MRS. BETTY JO BEAN-Elemen- tary Certificate, work towardB.A.. John Brown University - Cincinnatti Elementary School fourth, fifth and sixth grades. MRS. MARIE BROWN'B. S. . Uni- versity Of Arkansas-Central Ele- mentary School third grade. MRS. BEULA BURKE ' B. S. E.. John Brown University-High School English and social studies, Tfvyrfv f, , X , A 2 QB. . I 'I MR, HENRY BURKE-B.S., and Q' va r nj M. S., University Of Arkansas - ' X High School physical science. - MRS. MAUDE CABEEN - B. s.. .4115 . tl .Q V451 John Brown University-Central Ele- ' A ' mentary School first grade. g A . j MRS. D. EDNA CHAMBERLAIN' -xl B. A., University of Tulsa, and M. ' ' fha A., Oklahoma State University, :lfifff , Junior High School seventh grade V 1:L2ff,'2f,2..- science and sixth grade health. A it 5 Q :nzf 'WX' . we ffl 'gfzlffgyji -,f1fX 'ei ' ip' . 1 'aff 'if' x rf in Mis lf57!1 lf I 1244 1 MR. WILLIS CROSBY - B. A.. Ouachita Baptist College, and grad- uate work, University Of Arkansas- Central Elementary School fifth grade . MRS. SABRA DAVIS'B.A.. and M. A., University Of Arkansas - High Schoollinglish and mathemat- ics. MRS. LORETTA DENARD - B. S. Ed.. Northeastern State Teachers Colle ge -Centraliilementary School fourth grade. Sponsored by RALPH JONES 12 COMPANY. INC. 9' 49 5. if , i r p4l 'sr' fy wr! A I MRS. HELEN CLOYD-B.S. Ed.. University Of Arkansas-Junior High School seve nth grade arithmetic and spelling. MR, CHARLES COE-High School Certificate and work toward B. A.. Arkansas Polytechnic College -High School health and mathematics. MRS. MARTHA CROSBY - B.A. , Ouachita Baptist College - High School social studies and health. ...v.-.ug . . .. , .. 1, . ., -I-Jfff'-3 :ti 'sz x