Carrington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Carrington, ND)

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MISS HEGG 'tk First Grade M MRS. WENSTROM First Grade MRS. WENTLAND Se cond Grade 'x 1 wb . 1 -'. ' , N Eff 8 MRS. DAY Second Grade i 5 MISS HAUSER ' Third Grade 1' N' H , ' fs MRS. sEMMENs r f Third Grade Faculgf Wisebf Directs Footsteps Into The Future Fond memories of many grade teachers are cherished by students of C.H.S. It was Miss or Mrs. So and So who gave them sympathy when they needed it, shared their many problems, laughed with them, or corrected them whenever they saw need for it. Being a teacher means accepting the challenge of guiding footsteps toward the right goals. Grade teachers of Carrington have readily and ably met this challenge. MISS STADUM Fourth Grade . r 5 , ' 4 MISS HULTSTRAND ' ',-, Fourth Grade f Miss YON A p Fi th-Sixth Grades k XX Z l D -'4' .t - lf: Miss ALIETS I ' Fifth Grade MISS HALLBERG Six th Gra de MRS. SCHROEDER Seventh Grade 7 fm N

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X l. MR. LYSNE Commercial 7 MRS. LYSNE N'-' 1, ' C. Law ,, Literature C t ry MR.RATHE Industrial Arts MISS MONSON Physical Education Junior High MISS FYLKEN N, . English :fr F7 W MR. MARTINO A Science , Coach For Autborigf, Respected For Unseyisla Qualities, Remembered Educators have often been considered a different breed from mortal man, a milquetoast character who lacked a sense of humor and lived in a world of his own. Students of C.H.S. found them to be their friends. Surely they griped about them, but it was just a pose for they knew that their primary concern was for their best interests. Being a teacher takes more than just a degree from a college, and it must be quite a fete to know when to wield the stick of authority and when to go along with the gang. MR. BORLAUG Music Psychology MISS TRACY Home Economics t . v. ,,, 1 3 V MR. KERANEN Science Coach -Q' K v I-5 X. Q.,- MRS. REICHERT History Junior High MISS MORELAND English Library V MR. MORLOCK Mathematics -v '

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