Turner High School - Turnerite Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Leaders Lecture Language, Literature A3 V N, . Wi - K U . ' ,E Q: X ssl! E if S A f , 6 ' 4 , . ..,-. -fb r Z? A: . Q V f ,. sig 3 . ..,, V . ., N 1 iw? Us ' S 2 X 5 1 wa Q .xx A . sg . is aat Y X ,. , ,W A f f , W 1' I E J 1 Q f K ,P Z: . ' ' ,, The first BOOSTER is always the hardest. Junior journalists certainly hope so! BESS HOFLAND JOHN HARLEY A.B., M.A. B.S. English English ESSIE DAVIS B.S., M.A. English ELLEN LINDBURG B.S. English im 1 : , - 2 if 'Q ,. ??QE35f1S5 f fl? 'i fE' I .Ei:Z::..i , . 'iiff:i:iffi-5-if:S:s b ,2 ff' .su J,-13' A msgs 4 1 2 f Wa ' .-n ' mx f J, 5. df ' '1,f'55.:ffI:lf:5' 514: 'wx' L. :N ':: :5s:: 3:-:.': 1:5!:::!2nQ!::: . ff 19554 5iliYL7 lS?5 4 1 ' ' W gi-ai'ii- .. -L tt,..... , Pk :A S PAUL WELTER B.S., B.D., NLE. Guidance and English MYRTLE BURNS B.S. English

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Assistance ls Always Available Mr. Bell is busy checking over Kardex files, charting each student's scores and grades. Three very important people to students at Turner are the guidance counselors. Among their many duties are enrollment, orientation activities for freshmen, col- lege programing, testing, and helping to solve individual problems. Mrs. Eisele is particularly concerned with helping students at Turner decide on colleges and helps to solve various problems that go with college plans. She has been at Turner four years and is a familiar friend to many students. Mr. Gene Bell has been counseling for ten years, eight of which have been spent at Turner. He is in charge of all testing programs, student records, and sponsoring Student Council. All Turner students comes to know Mr. Bell through the vocations classes he teaches the sopho- more year. Mr. Paul Welter is our newest counselor as this is he first year at Turner. Besides counseling he teaches Communications class to Seniors. Mr. Welter deals in homeroom guidance, and Senior graduation credits in particular. All students are welcome to visit these people for any problem. Mrs. Eisele helps students work out the many problems that come with planning for college. Mr. Welter helps seniors figure out the number of credits the need and helps Y plan their graduation.

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And Labor lo Launch Lilework Language, sir, is the blood of the soul, into which our thoughts run, and out of which they grow. qOliver Wendell Holmesj English is our language, and the language of over one fifth of the world, either as the first or second tongue. It is continually growing in universal appeal and growing more important in our society. Perhaps, it may be the link to join countries in a chain of peace. Four years of English are required at Turner. English I, II, and III are required courses and elective courses such as English IV, junior and senior journal- ism, drama, speech, debate, stagecraft, and communi- cations are offered. Tomorrow's citizens will have a greater command of the language they speak and will know better how to apply it to the world in which they live. DOROTHY PLATT DONALD HANLEY A.B., M.A. A.B. English English JAN L. DICKSON B.S. English LLOYD STAFFORD B.S., M.S, English Debate NANCY CALLAHAN B.A. English DAVID CROPP B.S., M.S. ' Speech and Drama Unusual things happen quite often in Mr. Cropp's first hour speech class.