Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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WOLSNIWANOZIRA 19 13 Winslow School Board. MRS. GKO. H. KEYES, JR.. President. MRS. A. E. GILI.ARD, Clerk. DR. GEO. P. SAMPSON. SR.. Member. Our schools have had the hearty support of the School Board during the past year, and the different members are entitled to great credit for their aid and encouragement. The material affairs of the district have been administered in a businesslike manner. A large sum of money has been laid out on the new high school and its equipment, and the taxpayers of the district have responded nobly to the causes of education. ‘ Education is the birthright of every child. It is the duty of those in authority to protect the child in the enjoyment of this right.” 6

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PROF. G. E. CORNELIUS, whose suggestions, patience, industry and zeal have so encouraged and aided us in its preparation, this Volume is dedicated.

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19 13 WOLSNIWANOZIRA Faculty G. E. CORNELIUS, C’ity Superintendent Math mati-s. Pd. I?.. B. S.t P. S. N. S.. Lafayette, 07. Penfield'schools. 1908, Hobart High School 1000, and superintendent of Englewood. Kan., city schools for two years l efore corning to Winslow. Although this i- Mr. Cornelius’ first year here, we are indebted to him for many innovations. The athletic organizations, basket hall, track, baseball, etc., owe their existence to him; dramatic productions and literary work are both new this year. The courses of study are complete in every detail and the schools have made good in every sense of the word. Without his aid and encouragement this yearbook would never have been published. MAY TAYLOR POWELL. Principal High School, Latin, Science. A. R, Kansas University, 1906, teacher in Leavenworth, Kan., schools two years before coming here. Miss Powell has been principal of our high school for two years and has won the respect and admiration of every pupil, she is characterized by her energy, zeal and enthusiasm. She is never too tired to lend a helping hand and is always willing to give her whole time to any student. BESSIE A. CAVANAUGH. English. Spanish. A. B., A. M.. Detroit College. New Mexico Normal University, principal of various schools in New Mexico for eleven years before coming here. Miss Cavanaugh’s work is noted for its thoroughness and efficiency. MYRTLE B. SNYDER. History, Commercial. Tetnpe Normal. Los Angeles College. 1012. teacher in Bishee city schools for two years, 1909-1911. This is Miss Snyder’s first year with us and her success in teaching the Commercial class speaks for itself in its large enrollment and the spirit ami zeal ot its members. We are indebted to her for the organization of the girl-’ basketball teams and the excellence of their coaching. DELLA BRAKE, Preparatory. Missouri State Normal, Drury College. Miss Brake has taught in the Winslow schools for several years, and her pupils have made steady advancement under her guidance. She is patient and kind and has won the esteem of both pupils and patrons. ZKLIjA ROBERTS. Commercial. Valparaiso University. Albuquerque Business College. Miss Roberts taught several years in the common schools of Illinois and last year was the head of the Commercial Department of Western College. Artesia, N. M. The thoroughness of all of her courses is her best recommendation. 7