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

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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.

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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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BUSINESS MANAGER l The intricacies of operating and managing the business office of Evanston High School are efficiently culminated by Rudger Davis. e If his work were categoried, you would find that it includes many more fields than secretarial duties. As warden of the finances, he finds it his lot to sell tickets for games and social activities, collect fees, and even assist income tax computers. Is your locker out of commisoion? Does your typewriter need adjusting? Rudger is the man you search out to solve your mechanical problem. Many students and teachers impose on him when he is pressed for time. The urgency of business often commands his attention in prefer- ence to inane questioning or advice. Though you may think he is blunt with his answers, remember that at the pay-off he is your friend. . 3 The success of the Devil's Diary can be attributed to him. He has worked overtime in printing this book. No one but him, the ad- viser and staff members know what enigmas are to be found behind the scenes of production of any annual. As students and teachers we extend our appreciation to Rudger Davis.