Deadwood High School - Bear Log Yearbook (Deadwood, SD)

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O George Con n egan teaching science at Deadwood Miss Mary Craig, music and dramatics teacher since High Sch 943. Mr- Conklin received his BAA, 1929, has a B.A. degree from Black Hills Teachers degree f ount Union College, Alliance, ohio. College and a M-A- from the University Of Wyoming- M Con is active in Church Work. Each year Miss Craig wins anew, public approval for her excellent plays and more important, the affection 4 of students as expressed in "Roses for Miss Craig." K Lavern Clark came to Deadwood High School in 1949 after receiving his B.E. degree at Black Hills Teachers College. Mr. Clark is Deadwood's instruxnental music teacher and blows a "sweet" clarinet himself. X 5174 Zz ii C iii' cs I -ff?" an L., f is ,M Tag? v 14193, 0 ia Bags' Franklin Brainard, English, social science, and jour- nalism teacher, came here in 1946. He received his B.A. degree at .Taxnestown College, Jamestown, North ' Dakota, and his M.A. degree at the University of North Dakota. Mr. Brainard is adviser for the Bruin and Bear Log and an ardent photographer. of-'sf' 4 s . .X Y 'J in fm, W X Glenn Burgess, head coach in basketball, assistant coach in football, and physical education instructor came to D.H.S. in l95Z. Mr. Burgess received his B.A. degree at Black Hills Teachers College. Like Mr. Krug, with whom he frequently fishes, Mr. Burgess whips a "mean" Royal Coachman.

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fk e - 'C 5 bf T 0 jf 14259 TL pf? fbefvper efthw, 'VMS fairy me i 0 Z M C+ 14 miniA tratol-A and ?aculty U9 if-4 7 YU g J M M C D Seal-ly Kluepl-int if 5 Q .- ,JP rumah' as LLM-7' 'wwf '4"""V1-G me ffQa3Z"'LQ'W7 5 JW-arf" Qu...-J' H.S. Berger, Superintendent of Deadwood Pub- lic Schools since 1928, received his B.S. de- gree at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College and his M.A. degree at the University of Missouri. This year has been an unusually busy one for Mr. Berger. In addition to his regular duties, he has been supervising a Ina- jor building program--the construction of a grade school annex and an armory-auditoriurn. 'rx R.H. Krug, principal, came to Deadwood High K -X-NX School in 1925. Mr. Krug received his B.A. Tis Qi 'qw X IL, A 41 S degree at North Central College, Naperville, Illinois, and his M.A. degree at the Univer- sity of Wisconsin. Mr. Krug handles school problems with logic and a kindly sense of hu- mor. In his leisure hours, he is an excellent fly fisherman. Miss Lola Kersten has been Secretary of Dead- wood Public Schools since 1935, serving with an efficiency which all appreciate. In summer- time, Miss Kersten is an ardent golfer.

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PFFC U if ' 11, X Miss Beverly Ann Edson, who began teaching speech and English in Deadwood this year, received her B.F.A. degree from the University of South Dakota. She likes Q' ' f i Mrlfyfr ff? .f S N4 ,,'+-93" I 1' 1' 3 A fx 43054: V G 6 K' '9 'Iv We JW 51:7 I 77 Mrs. Louise M. Farrens, who joined the high school faculty this year, has a B.S. in education from the University of Nebraska. Mrs. Farrens teaches Latin to cook and enjoys bowling and tennis. and English and says that home and children consti- tute her hobby. 770m ki fkfk. '1,p.a1 Mrs. Edna Ferguson, English teacher and school li- brarian, came to D.H.S. in l944. She received her B.A. degree at Arkansas A.kM. Like her husband, Q1 ,Q Stewart Ferguson, she is an avid reader. O f .ani-is aff 0 Q 099 .LC fa 02" ff no 'e 0 s me by Stewart Fergusm, head football coach and assistant bas- ketball coach, carne to Deadwood High School in l944. Mr. Ferguson received his B.A. degree at mkota Wesleyan and his M.A. degree fran Louisiana State. After a close squeak with eternity and the removal of one lung this year, Coach Ferguson is back with us in perfect health. ff lm Eldon Gran becarre the high school conmercial teacher in 1953. Mr. Gran, formerly grade school principal, will undoubtedly be most remembered by students for his thoroughness and his pungent humor. He received his B.S. degree at Black Hills Teachers College.