Agriculture
Kimberly Totten (Class of 1986)
From marching band memories to emergency response roles, Kimberly Totten’s journey has been anything but ordinary! She’s worked as a veterinary tech, ER secretary, and emergency dispatcher for the Springfield Police & Fire Departments and the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Now beginning her 21st year of teaching, Kimberly continues to make an impact—just like the educators who inspired her: Dee Lewis, Ed Perego, Rick Siebert, and the always-memorable Mr. Cantrell, whom she once asked:
"Why would anyone invent trigonometry?"
Advice to Her High School Self:
"You are enough."
Teri Arthur (Class of 1992)
Teri has dedicated years to Marshfield Schools—first as a stay-at-home mom and volunteer, later as JH Secretary, and now at Central Office. She and her husband also run a regenerative farm raising South Poll cattle.
At MHS, she was involved in Cheerleading and Student Council.
Favorite Memory:
Cheering during state basketball championships—when the whole town came alive with Blue Jay pride.
Influential Staff:
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Bonnie Payne – for her professionalism and resilience
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Bill Walker – for his joy and care for students
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John Dale Evans – the kind custodian who made everyone feel seen
Advice to Her High School Self: “Relax—the best part comes after this part.”