Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

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Miss HANSON BA., Iowa State 'Ieachers Kfollegeg MA., Columbia University, graduate work, Univer- sity of Southern California, Univer- sity of Iowa, Columbia University. Miss Hanson taught in the high schools at Boulder City, Nevada, and at Iillsworth j. Cf. in Iowa Falls be- fore coming to M.H.S. She is a ul, CI. Iinglish and speech teacher. Miss Kiziiv HA., Iowa Universityg Ii.I..S., George Peabody Clollege, Nashville, Tennessee. She has charge of the high school library. If there is ever a student who needs help in the library, all they have to do is ask Miss Kelly for her assistance and she is willing to help. l14l Faculty Miss l'lOl'fiH'I'0N B.A., Coe Cjol- lege. You never find this teacher with an idle moment. She teaches speech and directs both high school and IC. dramatics. She also spon- sors GY., Pep Club, and Mask and Dagger. Miss Houghton enjoys working with her students as much as they enjoy working with her. MR. KiNcgsisiiRvmfB.A., University of Iowa, postgraduate work, University of Iowa. Mr, Kingsbury is a real favorite with chemistry and physics students, because he seems to possess an unusual characteristic of knowing all the answers, He is conservatively dressed and outwardly sober, but is sometimes known by students as Smiley. Miss -IONITS B.,-X., Iowa State Tea- chers College, M.,-X., University of Iowa. Miss .Iones is ranked as one of the most considerate teachers in our school, She teaches lfnglish and second year French in M.H.S. and also first and second year French in DHI. She has a lot of patience with students interested in French. MR. l.iNifimN FLA., University of Iowa, postgraduate work, Drake University, Mr. I.inehan's pleasing personality and gentle attitude both in and out of classes have made him a favorite with many students. He teaches plane geometry, advanced al- gebra and physiology. He also assists in football, basketball and track.

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Mit, Dic:kiNsoN B.A., Iowa State Teachers Collegeg graduate work, Stout Institute, Wiscstirisin, Colorado A tk M, Fort Collins. He teaches vocational machine shops and en- gineering drawing in ,l.C. His holwhy is creating things with his hands. He spends most of his spare time out-ot'-doors. MR. Lioitlmotsi B.A., Iowa State Teachers College. Witli his knowl- edge of teaching music Mr. Gordon makes marching and concert hand a lot ot' fun Linder all circumstances. He is very neatly dressed and also a very excellent trombone player. He has a lot of patience when it comes to people interested in music. Faculty Miss ERICKSON Y'-'Y B.A., Drake Uni- versityg attended Marshalltown Busi- ness College. Miss Erickson is a former M.H.S. graduate and after college came hack to Marshalltown to teach. She has always been in- terested in people and social prob- lems and has helped many M.H.S. girls acquire vocational jobs. MR. HACKBARTH--B.A., john Flet- cher Collegeg M.A., University of Iowa. Witla Mr. Hackharth to liven up the class with his jokes and army experiences history could never be dull. He teaches lnoth high school and VI. C. history. He spends his spare time working on his new house. MR. GLYNN -B.S., Iowa State Col- legeg graduate work, The Stout ln- stitute, Menomonie, Vlfisconsin. He teaches mechanical drawing at M.H. S. and his classes are very interesting as well as helpful. Most of his spare time is spent doing shopwork and reading. Miss Hari. --B.A., Iowa State Teach- ers College. Miss Hall is an excellent physical education instructor and a good sport in any activity. Besides teaching physical education she is also director of the Girls Athletics Association. Her classes are made more interesting and helpful with her knowledge of athletics. l13l

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. Y GXXXXY X MR. lvlariiifits BA., Iowa State 'l'eachers College, M.S., University ot' Iowa. Witli his vast knowledge of biological terms, Mr. Mathers some- times amazes his beginning biology students. His collection of skulls of small animals and sports such as hunting and fishing take up most of his leisure time. Miss Rlc:iiAiuisoN Y-BA., Grinnell College. She teaches sophomore and senior linglish and is always willing to give her students a helping hand. Some of her hobbies include British movies, travel and antique American glass. QM it ' Faculty MR, lNlllNSKl--BJ., B.S., M. lzd. University of Missouri. Mr. Munski is new at M.H.S. this year. He teaches journalism and tenth grade English. Mr. Munski deserves a great deal of credit for his advice in putting out the school paper and also for the annual. He likes a stu- dent who is willing to do his work and do it well, Miss SHEAR- B.A., Iowa State Tea- chers Collegeg postgraduate work. l.S.'l'.C. and Cornell College. Miss Shear's Latin classes are made very interesting by her knowledge of the subject and also hy students working on projects and notebooks. In addi- tion to her three Latin classes, she also teaches two sophomore lfnglish classes. Mit. Uiiiscgfmitim BA., Luther Col- lege: graduate work, University of lowa, University of Minnesota, The man you see going down the halls ot' M.H.S. with a smile on his face and greeting his Spanish students with, Buenos dias, is Mr. Udegaard. He teaches first and second year Spanish in both high school and -I.C. Miss SXYANSON ,B.A., Morningside College, Northwestern University, University ot' Nebraska. She teaches junior and senior English. Although this is only her second year at M.H.S. she is very well known by every one of her students. She appre- ciates a student who does his work well and does not talk. She likes to knit in her extra time. I15I