Washburn Rural High School - Chimes Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Mr. Moore inherited the sponsor- ship of F.F.A. and sophomore class as well as class work Seated on his farm evidence of putting awp teachings. We know that turn his hand to of Mr. Milligan. chariot, he gives into practice his Mr. McElroy can anything around school. Evidently he does the same at home. At school, besides being ex-officio member of all committees, he sponsors the Hi-Y and the Honor Point secretaries. Miss Steele-noon lunch director, Y-Teen and sophomore sponsor, acl- viser to all-school social committee 'ond finance committee-Aand yet she tincls time to garden. Umm, those wieners! Won't they taste good? lf only Mr. Cookson can find time to use this fine struc- ture he has made! l.et's see. He is school photographer, business adviser of the Chimes oncl assistant coach. O yes! he teaches science classes, too. .w1sf:LluusnmA.u+Qa:1nlnlnaf- is J uma. ms -.

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Here they are. Note well the school expression-pleasant but firm. Back Row: Mildred L. Morgan, Vice-Principal English, W A McElroy, Principal, history, Frank B. Cookson, science. Second Row: Helen L. Steele, homemaking, Hugh l Moore vocational agriculture, Alton D. Haun, athletic coach and general science: Jean Jones, music, Spanish, library, Front Row Helen Watson, mathematics, Ruth Stutzman, commerce: Maxine Miller, social science. ul' C-6461149 ' WE LIKE 'EM QMOST OF THE TIMEJ You can't be in school very long without becoming aware that there are teachers around. Sometimes they seem to be everywhere. Did it ever occur to you that teachers are human beings? that they sometimes engage in other. pursuits than grading papers, conducting classes, coaching teams, arranging' programs or planning social events for us? We sent our camera on o tour and this page and the two following show what it brought back. r Miss Stutzman at school in her hours outside of class helps sponsor the juniors and is dramatic coach. At home she can manage the sewing machine as easily as the type- writer. Before Mr. C. C. Milligan if left to teach G.l.'s in far off Japan, he was responsible for the vocational ' agriculture training. Here he is with Mrs. Milligan unwrapping' his col- leagues' farewell gift. 7

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f t s The varied duties of iunior sponsor take Miss Miller's leisure time at school. She also makes good use of her time at home, say those who have tasted her cooking. ,,,q. Away with classroom cares as Mrs. Watson and her hus- band show the 'teen age how it's clone. In school she helps sponsor the freshmen, oversees the school historians, and supervises assembly programs. lt was not thoughts of grading tests that brought this smile to Mrs. Morgan's face. Away from problems of the senior class-sponsorship, plans for the Chimes, advising news re- porter, she enjoys the contentment of her own hearth. V 1 Behold Daniel Boone Haun! He can teach school, coach teams, help spon- sor the seniors because he knows how C' to relax. I . . Qs On the sidelines at a school party. Her activities as Pep Club, Y-Teen and freshman sponsor are varied. We offer this picture to prove V that the musical tempera- ment does not prevent one from being practical. 5 9 3