A member of the recycling group at Lake Road, first grader Rylee Wright can be found during morning celebration dancing as he helps clean up after breakfast service.
Future employers, take heed.
Being a computer lab instructor at O'Neal is not just a career for Terri Jennings (yellow), it's a lifestyle.
Playing their part during the Halloween parade are (from left) grandchildren Cali, Chance, Reagan and Janssen.
Kind of a Big Deal
Much to the approval of kindergarteners at Transportation Day, PBHS school resource officer Richard Knapp introduced his very own trading card.
Remember the Name
When your first name is as cool as Fox, it becomes your brand. Note the T-shirt and theme in the pumpkin decorating contest.
Members of the Fox Berry fan club include (from left) Isabella Hilliburten, Sawyer Richardson and Drake Harden.
Live, Local, Now
Middle School Principal Brad Owings does his best "Anchorman" impression with the KFVS12 microphone when the photojournalist was preoccupied.
The King of the World
In other news, Dr. Owings got to live out his dream in October on the roof of the Middle School library. (He's always said the architecture reminds him of a ship).
Unwritten Rule
After a formal group shoot, one must allow the students to get a "fun photo" out of their system.
Above: AmeriCorps
Below: PBHS All-District Choir
Grumpy Old Men
PBHS Spanish teacher Charley Harper (left) and social studies instructor Mitch Davis set up their lawn chairs in September for their morning duty: hallway patrol.
Well-Played
Asked what he created with Play-Doh during a first day of school activity in August, Eugene Field first grader Andrew Pennell replied: "My favorite emoji."
Mixed Signals
Chief Technology Officer Aaron Badgley and Middle School Assistant Principal Angie Jackson set the tone for having their photo taken for the 2017/18 academic year at the back-to-school convocation.
Things are about to get Cray
...When Poplar Bluff Realty agent Bill Dee turns up at the convocation.
Represent.
PBJHS communication arts teacher Julie Gambill passes out copies of Mule Prints during the convocation... with conviction (like with everything she does).
Photo Op
Because what's more interesting than a member of the SEMO Bomb Squad demonstrating a robot at Junior High?
Hi, Kayleigh Harris (right).
Orange You Glad?
Isabella Palma of O'Neal smiles for a photo on the last day of school.
Renaissance Man
Assistant Superintendent of Business Rod Priest doesn't always pose for a portrait. But when he does, it's after he apprehends bus vandals on foot - allegedly.
Priest is pictured showing off his plaque from a previous career, when he served as deputy sheriff.
Senior Pictures
Superintendent Scott Dill was one of the few who took advantage of the photo booth at our Retirement Reception in April.
Quintessential
Where there's a camera, Maddie Sullivan has the pose down pat - as Mr. Dill took the 'How Stuff Works' club on a tour of the Administrative Building during the Middle School's Club Day in April.
Raised Eyebrow
You're not getting away with a photo of students paying attention to Middle School SRO Kenny Carpenter's lecture when skeptical Jimmy McElhaney (far right)-now in Junior High-is in the room.
Sometimes It Feels Like
Somebody's Watching Me
What happens when Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum Patty Robertson leaves the stock art in her new photo frames for too long?
(AmeriCorps Program Director Becky Winters swaps them out with self-portraits).
