Effingham High School - Signet Yearbook (Effingham, IL)

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1 ' .V Q x B' ix X 27 ' b-- Y. MR. NOLAN SULLIVAN Mathematics 9g Algebra lg Physicsg Math Club Advisor MR. GALEN SWINGER Civicsg Sociology and Economics. Boys' Physical Ed- ucationg Freshman Basketball and Football Coachg Student Council Advisor. MRS. ARNOLD TATGE Speech I, llg American Literatureg Girls' Counselorg Class Play Director. MR. LAWRENCE VIA Chemistryg General Scienceg Freshman Class Advisorg Sci-Y Advisor. MR, JAMES W. WINANS Business Law: General Businessg Distributive Educationg Future Distributors of America Advisor. MISS STELLA YATES Shorthandg Typingg Stenographic Office Practiceg Commerce Club Advisor. The national monument on the opposite page is Mt. Rushmore Memorial. This is the first year that Effingham High School has been named as a cooperating school by Eastern Illinois State College at Charleston. A cooperating school is an off-campus school in which the student teacher gains guided teach ing experience by working in the classrooms under the supervision of the high school's coordinating teachers and the college's critic teachers. We picture on this page Effingham High School's first student teachers. Student Teachers MISS NORMA ANDERSON Girls' Physical Education. -'T MR. WILLIAM MARSHALL Q 3 ,. Speech 1,115 English l. MR. KARL SCHRINER Solid Geometryg Plane Geometryg Algebra ll. MR, JACK STOLDT Bookkeepingg General Businessg Typingg Boys' Physical Education. -Q-0

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,O .aff CLASSES Effingham High School is proud of its curriculum. For graduation from Effingham High School. a student must have successfully completed sixteen units of work. A unit is the credit earned for one full year in a subject. The following units are required before graduation: 1. Three units of English. 2. Two units of social studies, one of which must be American History. 3. One unit of science. 4. One unit of mathematics, 5. Four years of physical education. The other units may be made up of elective courses. :ff QSMW3 XA 'U 5 , .. s:,.'- fha- ir 's fix. Yo. .w,Q.i'flf'1g.2ai . at S it 'w ' :st r E hex KV 1 . f 'f ' 1 h fl f .4 ts g Q -91:1 ' , 5'-rj.. , .. r ENGLISH Il Mr. Hager and Miss Statler teach English Il classes. Ruth Davis, Sharon Davis, Lola Lee Scott, Janice Mc- Callen. Sharon Petty, Patsy Thomas and Wilma Loy are correcting tests in Mr. Hager's English ll class. ENGLISH I English I is taught by Miss Statler and Mrs. Strobel. This picture shows a cor- ner of Mrs. Strobel's room when her classes turned their classroom into a small museum last fall. This display showed the arts and crafts of the various countries whose literature the students had been studying. Mr. Marshall, stu- dent teacher, Ruth Anne Angel. and Mrs Strobel are in the picture. AMERICAN LITERATURE American literature students, Gerald Broom, John Castella and Shirley Wines, confer with Miss Statler.