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

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fu.4z'ne.45 fuanajet An indispensable man Habout schooln is Rudger Davis, whose jobs increase with his years of service in the Evanston public schools. Students and teachers meet him daily in his secretarial duties, which are in- numerable. The last day of each month he is welconed by the teachers with the all important medium of exchange, the pay check. Selling tickets at games and social activities, checking in and out books, acting postman, guardian of the finances, records, records, advice, II H I questions, question-- Where to go, 'Why,H Hwhere will I find this or thatu are all infinite, yet voluminous items of daily agenda. his . Though Budger is often abrupt and frank in his remarks, overshadow his HOnce a friend, true to him. his humor andfslncerity unintentional retorts. always a fT1CHd,H holds Page 23

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ziflciyza 3. NL CyaQ9 It has been a pleasure working with the students of Evanston High School during the school term of 1950-51. Your co-operation and contri- butions are largely responsi- ble for the high standards of excellence characteristic of your school. You youth of today must realize the importance of an education. Many opportuni- ties are provided for youg it is your responsibility to take advantage of these as they appear. The only price you pay for an education is your effort and willing- ness to accept that which is offered to you through the public schools. Continuous 'efforts on your part will as- sure you of a high standing inusociety. uniot -ffigk ptinclyaaf i Page 22 Leland G. Rex

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The faculty of fwznaton lfigfi 54.01 Page 24 . The gay, active teacher you see in the halls of EHS is Miss Dorothy Van'Driel. She is 5' M tall, has green eyes and is a natural blonde. Her ambition is, of all things, to be a college teacher and inci- dently, to travel. Last summer she visit- ed western Europe. Miss Van Driel's spare time is filled with square dancing, cook- ing for herself, and attending basketball games. Bookkeeping, general business, and shorthand are the subjects which she teaches so capably.- The man with the horn, Ted L. Anderson, is the smiling, good-natured music in- structor who directs Senior High, Junior High and the elementary schools in bands and choruses. His music students have re- ceived high ratings in district and state contests. Mr. Anderson's leisure hours are spentgiving private lessons and lead- ing a dance orchestra which is in great demand in Uinta County and neighboring towns. One of the most active, versatile and sociable members of the faculty is short, dark-haired Miss Lois Michelstetter. She teaches Latin, Spanish, and ninth grade English. -In proof of her versatility, she sponsors the Spanish Club, Junior High cheerleaders, Hacerettes and is also co- sponsor of the Spotlight. Her chief 'after hours' interests are music, travel, and photography. Last summer she further- ed her education by attending summer school at the University of Wyoming, where she took courses in music and astronomy.