Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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9 Q-' Cznffdfd Java . . . EVERYONE HELPS . . . New faculty members welcome the friendly help of experienced teachers. Here Mr. Joseph Moffitt stops to talk to fellow mathematics teacher, Mr. Ray Burrell. lt has been said that no school is better than its teachers. At Central, teachers are proud of their professional preparation and of the standards of teaching and professional ethics which they represent. CentraI's teachers are people who are busy preparing for and teaching their classes. Often they go home at night with the ever present stack of papers under the arm to be graded. To improve their qualifications and teaching techniques, many teachers attend extension courses at night and summer school. ' Central's teachers try to put the welfare of the student first in their work and make an effort to help every student. Besides their class work, teachers spend many after school hours working with students in extra curricular activities. ln addition to their work at school, fac- ulty members are valuable community work- ers. Several teachers teach adult courses at night and courses at the colleges during the summer. They take part in church work and they assume their share of civic respon- sibilities in this All-American city. James Ball Yolande Berfnett May Berry Tom Bogosian Elenora Boyd Coach Home Economics English Instrumental Music Social Studies Mathematics Depaffmenfal Chairman Sherman Bradley Gerald Brooks Ray Burrell Doris Bush Evelyn Butts Industrial Education Music Librarian Science Girls' Health and Girls' Health and Mathematics Physical Education' Physical Education Pave Fourteen

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GUIDANCE STAFF , . . Seated: Mr, John Sweeney, dean of boys, Dr, A, M. Alexander, principal of Centralg Mrs, Nina Ditmars, dean of girlsg Mr. Aubry Chastain, senior counselorg Mrs, Dee Mahan, freshman counselorg Miss Nell Madden, junior counselor, Standing: Mr, Charles Espy, associate principalg and Mr, Harold Deiker, sophomore counselor, COUNSELING SERVICE DIRECTOR . . . Dr. James R. Pollard, Director of Counseling Service for Secondary Schools, is shown working on the testing system for secondary schools. PARENT TEACHER OFFICERS . . . Mrs. Floyd Driver, secre- taryg Mrs, Mary Dunning, first vice-presidentg Mrs. George Shay, Dresidentg Mrs. Floyd McCrosky, treasurerg Dr, A, M. Alexander, second vice-president. These officers contribute much to Central's P. T. A. Page Thirteen

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.9l'LfQI Q15fQ6! ,gn fLfA i A. R. Cade Elizabeth Cadle Dorothy Call Nicholas Carras , 7 E-7.-N Industrial Arts Science English Boys' Health and Senior Counselor Physical Education Social Studies James R. Clouse Mabel Davis Peggy Davis Lowell DeBusk Harold Deiker Science Social Studies English Mathematics Sophomore Debate Counselor Social Studies ,, , A V' ' isis: ,..,. f .r . 'f,.'5fE'5l' Dorothy Dustman Arthur Elbert Dorothy Ellison Chester Erickson Kenneth Fredericksor Mathematics Science Social Studies Industrial Arts Driver Education George Freeze Mabel Giboney Winifred Graves Neal Grubaugh Rosalie Gwin Auto Mechanics Mathematics Matl- :matics Social Studies Home Economics pany Piftnan