Southern Boone County R1 School - Eagle Yearbook (Ashland, MO)

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Although Mrs. Esther Lewis has been at Ashland for a number of years, this was her first year as elementary prin- cipal. She has met her responsibilities like a pro and really enjoys her work Mrs. Lewis is a friend to everyone, student or teacher, and is always will- ing to be of assistance. You couldn't ask for better qualities in an admin- istrator. Elementary Principal and Secretary Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Wren work together to make our elementary office efficient. Her confident manner, willingness to help others, and pleasant attitude made Mrs. Jennie Lou Wren a welcomed member of our office staff.

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t Senior High Principal Mr. Donald E. Jones, principal and teacher, is a very important person at Ashland High School. Along with his administrative duties, he serves as student council advisor, senior class sponsor, and teaches driver's training and Jr. High physical ed- ucation. Although he has many responsibilities, he will always take time to listen to the problems of those needing advice. 12 Junior High Principal Mr. Irvin Laughlin, in his first year at Ashland, serves as the principal of the new junior high. Besides his many duties as an administrator, he also teaches health and biology classes. His friendly greetings and cheery smile has won him many friends— students and teachers alike. Hi s willingness to help any troubled stu- dent with a problem has earned him the confidence of many.

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MRS. KATHRYN MAZZEO, B.S. in Ed, Ohio State University Home Economics MR. ROBERT WILKERSON, B.S. in Ag. University of Missouri Vocational Agriculture MISS BETTY LENZINI, B.S. in Ed., M.A. N.E. Mo. State TC Commerce MRS. AGNES FERGUSON, A.B., Life Certificate Randolph-Macon Women’s College, Univ. of Florida, Univ. of Mo. Science and Math MR. JAY FARRIS, B.S. in Ed, Oklahoma Baptist University Physical Education