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

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I aff? 5 V' Mrs. Iona Carmichael Mrs. Eileen Taylor Mrs. Rosie Thomas llI'S6 Mrs. Creek, who has been at Turner for four years, is well known to many students. Not only is she the nurse for the Turner Unified School District. As coordinator she is in charge of the other school nurses in the district, and of taking care of supplies and reports. She also actively sponsors the Health Careers Club. Secretaries Among the many respected personnel at Turner are the secretaries in the office. These ladies assist the Principal, Vice-Principal, and teachers at Turner. It is their job to keep records, answer telephones, keep attendance and many other tasks that are required of them. 2 s ,f ?1 Mrs. Mary Lou Pulliam Mrs. Vivian Lewman .1 I 5, 4 . - f 1:5 X ' Z i : i f- 3 , X, I ,7 xr Y . Irs. ev' - ri I 'Tr f'f'4, ,i-V :aT . rf' .3 fi 45. , P. rf, A ,? ?- - 4 ' Q H-213 i , ' gi fav 5 L A--111+-'Q.e,:. ' 15.356 - - fix? . V L '. 3, f'-- Q55 3 n - - 'vt' ,ur -. , . fe -air. , .af .Q 35.1.2 - 7 Mrs. Pauline Creek

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Administration This year Turner acquired a new principal, Mr. Robert f r A. Wilkins, former Pierson principal. Along with his ex- perience at the junior high school, Mr. Wilkins has brought some new ideas. The school, he feels, should not be based on a lot of rules and regulations, but rather on the individ- ual's merit and progress. This is Mr. Bolin's second year as vice principal after having been a drafting teacher at Turner for 17 years. Mr. Bolin also feels that rules are not of prime importance, but rather it is the individual who needs to be guided and directed according to his own needs and wants. Mr. Wilkins talks to a student during the lunch hour. Mr. Bolin takes care of one of his many responsibilities. Jr' ga!

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Front row: Troy Bird, Bill Allison, Bob Hess, Al Wilcox. Second row: Bill Bent, Jesse Johnson, Charlie Clemmens. Personnel The cooks at Turner High School have a big job. They must prepare lunch for the majority of the Turner students. These meals are filling as well as nourishing and appreciated by the students. The custodians at Turner are in charge of keeping the school in running condition. They must keep the heating and plumbing working so that school may carry on as usual. In case of emergencies they are invaluable and do v many odd jobs that are asked of them by faculty and ad- ministration. Mrs. Jean Yonts manages the cash register in the cafeteria. Front row: Mrs. Chessy Evans, Mrs. Rose Lust, Mrs. Gertrude Mitter, Mrs. Louise Reimer, Mrs. Margaret Trowbridge, Mrs. Lu cille Bloodgood. Second row: Mrs. Margaret Lohrey, Mrs. Jerry Normile, Mrs. Jean Yonts, Mrs. Marie Numer.