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

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hcl will uuute 4 permanent peace. A young, talented and busy man on the faculty is Mr. John F. Welsh who teaches all the art classes, a speech class, and directs the dramatic activities. This year, he produced three plays. While at the University of Wyoming last summer, Mr. Welsh played a leading role in 'Gaslight.n This coming summer he plans to join a stock company in New England. His extra-curricular activities also include the Senior Class Night, one act plays for the Speech Festival, and sponsorship of the Thespians and La Cita Mard organ- ization. A Miss Rosalie Markey instructs all the Junior and Senior High girls in physical education. In addition to this, she has three classes in science and health in the Junior High. Miss Markey was born in Norfolk, Nebraska, but claims Denver, Colorado, as her home. Last summer she spent six weeks in Canada and also went through Yellowstone National Park. Her extra curricular duties include the sponsorship of the Pepsters, cheerleaders, volley ball, tennis, baseball and the girls' tumbling teams. The friendly band and chorus instructor uwith a song in his heart' is Mr. Arch J. Stokes of Ogden, Utah, who came to Evanston in the fall of 1951 from the Lyman High School. During the war Mr. Stokes was staH-sergeant in the Army. After being released he attended Weber Cbllege and the University of Utah. From the latter he received his B.S. degree in 1950. The vocal talent of Mr. Stokes has given him much recognition. For one year he sang on television with the Darianaires, a popular male quartet from Ogden. This year he led a dance orchestra for which he was the vocalist as well as played the saxaphone and clarinet. Page 29

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Page 28 promote 'caciaf and cultural Jfdftddfdl Miss Cora E. Ellis has many duties and responsibilities in the Junior High. Seventh and eighth grade English, assist- ant supervisor of the Spotlight, and the dramatics. Miss Ellis spent the summer attending the University of Wyomingf The things she especially enjoyed this year were the beautiful autumn, the peaceful atmosphere that occasionally permeates her classrooms, and the friendly associations with her fellow-teachers. - Mr. Arthur Maurer has discovered that his membership on the EHS faculty requires an aptitude for a variety of activity channels. In the fall his scouting the Wyoming football teams was a potential factor in producing a championshipfteam. In the winter season he assisted in the coaching of the B basketball squad. Guidance work is foremost on his calendar. He also has regular classes in world history, drivers' training, and science and health. Mr. Maurer has shown outstand- ing interest toward improvements of the school and pupil status. Teaching Eve classes of mathematics, or shall we say arithmetic, in the Junior High is a Hve days' headache for friendly Miss Adeline Miller. In spite of her bulging classes, she Ends time to give her students individual help. Miss Miller came to Wyoming from Belmont, Nebraska, nine years ago. Last summer she attended school at the University of Wyoming for Hve weeks. The rest.of the summer she spent with her mother in Minature, Nebraska. Among her many hobbies are sewing, reading and listening to music.

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Page 30 'glx fl A friendly, congenial and co- operative custodian in the Senior High is Mr. William A. Brown. He has worked faithfully for nine years to make our building a clean and pleasant place to learn and enjoy wholesome association. Mr. Ervis Hiatt assists Mr. Brown in his numerous tasks and in addi- tion has charge of the Junior High. During the su mer months both men uvacationv by caring for the lawns and shrubs. W x59 O an is 1 l