Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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WE MUST BE FLEXIBLE LIKE WIRE MISS SALLY McMUKRAY Speech. English Panhandle A M University oj Denver Miss McMurrav. although a newcomer to the faculty, has displayed exceptional ability in organizing dramatics. Besides teaching sophomore English, she has given a vital contribution to high school life by her promotion of school. MISS ESTELEE HINSON English III. IV; Journalism Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee University of Arkansas As sponsor of the school paper, the Bulldog Barks. Miss Hinson is duly given credit for the high standard and rating. She not only prepares students for the field of journalism, but cultivates an understanding and appreciation in her English classes. MRS. NONA MAE CETTEL English I Texas Tech A newcomer to W.H.S. has taken her place quickly and easily in the school faculty. She undertakes her job of teaching freshman English with vigor and ability. Her efforts are evidently rewarded. MRS. MARIE COPAS English IV Western Kentucky State College Another new face seen in the halls this fall was Mrs. Copas. teacher of junior English. She made herself acquainted not only with the faculty and students but with Arizona for the first time.

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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.

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IN ORDER TO LEARN. MRS. MARY GODSELL Latin Fargo College Fargo, North Dakota University of Arizona In her capacity as librarian she has installed a unique magazine system. Her work will soon be lightened pending the construction of the new library. MRS. LEONA FISHER Spanish. English University of Oklahoma A.S.C., Flagstaff, Arizona Spanish in customs, language and habit comes alive to those students who attend her classes. She spices her sessions with her ready sense of humor. Never a dull moment is known under her guidance. MRS. ANN MEIKLE Commerce A.S.C., Tempe, Arizona A.S.C., Flagstaff, Arizona Our business world needs competent commercial majors. Mrs. Meikle prepares her pupils for V positions in the business field that follow graduation. Others learn in preparation for college. MR. LORAL YARBROUGH Commerce College of Ozarks Clarksville, Arkansas Future business careers begin early under his teaching. His quiet manner aids well in his instruction. Typing and Business Law are some of the courses he offers.