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1959. Faculty Candids Here are a few candid shots of our faculty. As hard as they tried, an- nual photographers could not get A them all. Left to Right: Mr. McDole, algebra teacher at junior high, out for air in a letter sweater . . . . . Mrs. Lackey, commercial teacher, at work in office ..... Three junior high teachers, Mr. Courtright, coach 3 Miss Becker, Lating and Mr. Coonfield, coach and math . . . . . Unusual study of Mr. McCollom, not ' at work ..... Mrs. Bishop drills future en- gineers in solid geometry. Miss Allen, English, ready for a day's work .... Two views of Mr. Brinker, math teacher and Dean of Boys ..... Small picture is of Dick Richards, vocal music instructor, asleep or blinded by sun . . . Last but not least, Kelso, highschool custodian and special police deputy, controlling traffic near the school.
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Seated tleft to righti: Mrs. Eliza- Standing tlst rowi: Merrell Back Row: John Baugh, History beth Brock, Home Economics: Glenn Tonkinson, P r i n c i p a lg Charles C. Courtright, Science and Coach of football, Ethel Markwell. Social Science. Clinkenbeard, English: Helen Witt, Health and Geography: Ruth Bul lock. English: Lota Gill, Home Eco nomicsg Cora Belle Knearl, English Gertrude Burns, Mathematicsg Ros alie Becker, English, Gladys Huf fine, Reading, Spelling, and Penn manshipg Nancy Saunders, Arith metic. and Music, Hugh A, Coonfield, Mathematics and Science, R. D. McDole, Algebra. T c Junior igh School Facult The junior highschool faculty is made up of sixteen very capable teachers. where she immediately started working to make the highschool boys bigger and better husbands. Miss Rosalie Becker is the only one of this august body who has had stamina enough to dig into the dead languages and come out master of Latin. Only yesterday as I was passing the little red school house, I heard someone say, VVham that ball. My curiosity aroused me, and I found that it was John Baugh, who I thought was the teacher of music and history instead of golf. Mr. R. D. McDole is very proud of his ability to teach algebra, but the public knows him as a good fisherman. The other day I saw Miss Nancy Saunders, that little Math teacher, standing in front of Mr. Court- right, counting. On closer observation, I saw that she was counting his chins. It is said that if Mr. Court- right doesn't take off a few surplus pounds, he won't be able to teach science and coach football next year. Miss Ruth Bullock, the English teacher. is quite efficient and capable. I once heard someone say. If you want something well done, give it to Bul- lock. What is one pet'uon'u loss ii anothefi gain. That is what happened when Mri. Elizabeth Brock was blown from the dust bowl into our ,iunlor highschool That blond and that brunette, Miss Merrell Clin- kenbeard and Miss Gladys Huffine, are so closely as- sociated at the pingpong table and the marionette theater that they are thought of as twins. They have received much favorable publicity due to their auditorium classes. Hugh A. Coonfield and Ross Flood represent the two extremes, the tall and the short, also the speed and endurance in their chosen fields which are bas- ketball and wrestling. One-two-three-bend, One-two-three-stFetch. Oh, Mrs. Witt, I can't do that. In addition to gym, Mrs Helen Witt teaches geography and health. Miss Ethel Markwell, history teacher, seems to be the right hand man in thc principal's office, at least as far as the ninth grade is concerned, Miss Cora Belle Knearl has joined our ranks so recently we have not been able to get the low down on her. but we hear she teaches English quite effi- ciently. Mr. Glenn Tonklnson lu one of the few successful people who have come from the field of teaching. into the ranks of administrator. This is his fifth year as principal of Junior highschool.
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