Evanston High School - Devils Diary Yearbook (Evanston, WY)

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FACULTY An English teacher in the jun- ior high is'Hiss Cora Ellis. Her hobbies are gardening and reading. Since coming to the Evanston school she has directed several excellent plays, which came as the result of tireless energy and a determination to get the job done right. That mass of muscles and brawn is none other than football coach, Frank Gruden. The coach tells us that his hobby is listening to symphonies. During football season you see him pacing up the side of the field, wearing himself out as he watches the team. He also coaches the junior high basketball team and teaches science classes. Pleasant Miss Adeline miller teaches mathematics in the junior high. Her hobbies are of a quiet nature--reading and sewing. Kiss Miller is known for her unwavering devotion to help all students who need assistance. Many seek her guidance and cherish her friendship.

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FACULTY NComa Esta' Vd.H comes the gay greeting as Miss Lois Michelstetter greets members of her Spanish class She not only teaches Spanish but also Latin and ninth grade English. Miss Michelstetter has made many visits to Mexico, and has had many interesting experiences during her visits. One of her hobbies is photography. You can always see Miss Michelstetter at any event busily taking pictures. ' The gent with the red hair and big smile is junior high principal, Mr. Patrick Ryan. He also teaches problems of democracy and sopho- more English. Mr. Ryan likes all sports and games, especially swine ming, football, soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, tiddle-de-winks and bridge. Seventh and eighth grade social studies teacher in the jun- ior high is Miss Lottie Shoemaker. Being interested in history and geography, Miss Shoemaker has done much traveling. During the summer she toured the southern part of the United States and traveled by boat up the Mississippi. Upon inquiring we found that Miss Shoemaker's hobby is sewinga-almost any kind.

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FACULTY Although new to the faculty this year, Mrs. Beverley Rollins is not a new-comer to Evanston. She attended high school here during her freshman, sophomore and part of her junior year. Being a commer- cial teacher isn't her only profes- sion-she has the task of raising three small daughters while her husband attends the University of Utah. The man behind the baton is good-natured Ted L. Anderson. He teaches chorus and band. Both day and night Hr. Anderson is occupied with his hobby--music. Almost everyone has heard him ulaying his cornet in orchestra and singing in the male quartet. We are proud to have Mrs. Ernestine Kabell on the faculty again this year. Mrs. Kabell has taught in the Evanston High School since 1929. She teaches classes in Typing I and II. Mrs. Kabell deserves much recognition for the organization, arrangement and man- agement of the library.