Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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-THEIR DAILY ROUTINE IS DICTATIONS, ABSENCE EXCUSES,. . . MRS. LULU MURRAY Mrs. Murray, secretary to Mr. Booth, quietly works behind the scenes. Though seldom noticed by students, her work plays an important part in the function of our school. MRS. HELEN PERKINS Mrs. Perkins, secretary to Mr. Reavis, has her name called hundreds of times hourly by students requesting admittance slips, and excuses. Her untiring patience is well rewarded by the appreciation of all. MRS. LUCILLE MEIKLE Mrs. Meikle is attendance clerk and bookkeeper. Many a financial difficulty in a club or class treasury has been solved by her assistance. Mrs. Meikle’s work not only includes W.H.S. accounts and ledgers, but also the willingness to be of all possible service to everyone. 20

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ASSURE STEADY SUPPORT HOARD OF EDUCATION Winslow School Hoard—Left to right: I)r. I). H. Simmons. Mr. Clyde Rhoton, Mrs. Bonnie Brennan inspect library under construction. As proven, the qualities of WIRE are vital.

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THESE ACT AS THE PLIERS OF HISTORY AND ART MRS. GERTRUDE CRAWFORD American History I.S.C., Flagstaff, Arizona Southeastern Teachers College Durant, Oklahoma American History comes alive as a real and important part of every student’s life in her classes. She seeks to give an impartial and comprehensive view of our nation's history. MR. EVERETT PATTERSON Art. Mechanical Drawing Western State College Gunnison, Colorado University of Denver Mr. Patterson stands before a mural painted by-students of other years. He inspires that same type of determination now, through his classes. MR. W. M. WRIGHT Social Science A.S.C., Ternpe, Arizona A.S.C., Flagstaff. Arizona In his classes, freshmen find a needed guide for vocational choices. Junior Review, library-manual. arc studied in his classes. He also lends a helping hand in many of the school activities. MISS VERLA OARE World History. Government University of Arizona Stan ford U niversity Seniors experience their first glimpse of adult viewpoints in her classes. They become more conscious of current events.