Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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FACULTY T O MOLD each student into a well-rounded individual is the purpose of our teaching staff. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT DAVID BLOOMSTRAND Illinois State Normal University. B.S. in Ed.,' Northern Illinois University SUBJECTS: English I SPONSORSHIP: junior Class NELLIE BONER Illinois State Normal University, B.S. SUBJECTS: English II RUTH DOENIER Nortlr Central College, B.A.,' University of Illinois Library Schoolf Milwaukee Slate Teafhersg Northern Illinois Univer- sity SUBJECTS: Librarian SPONSORSHIP! Senior Class, Library Club KATHLEEN KELLY State University of Iowa, B.A.,' Colorado State College SUBJECTS: Speech I, II, Debate SPONSORSHIP: Senior Class, Debate, Indi- vidual Events, NFL HAZEL PAYNE University of Illinois, B.S. in Ed.,' Uni- versity of Minnesota: University of C olo- rado,' Northern Illinois University GUIDANCE SUBJECTS: College Prep - English IV SPONSORSHIP: Senior Class, Dean of Girls BETTY SNUFFIN Eastern Illinois University, B.S. in Ed. SUBJECTS: English II SPONSORSHIP: Sophomore Class MAUDE STROUSS University of Illinois, B.S.,' Columbia University, University of California SUBJECTS: English I, II SPONSORSHIP: Sophomore Class, National Honor Society STEPHEN WARREN Western Illinois University, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed.,' University of Oregonf North- ern Illinois University SUBJECTS: English III SPONSORSHIP: Freshman Class, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Broadcasting MARTIN WHELAN Northwest Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.,' University of Illinois, M.S. in Ed.,' Loyola University SUBJECTS: English III, IV, Speech I SPONSORSHIP: Contest Play, Speech Con- test, Sophomore Class ENGLISH II students, P, Powers, G. Merriman, and M. Faulkner, use projects in their study of Iulius Caesar. THE LIBRARY serves Ihe student for relaxation as well as study and research. 33E5 ZQil7G'Ei53Ziri?SEi?5?3?iE2S1 igigiggiifwiiiiiewittfiff

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THE SECRETARIES are essential to the efficiency of the school system. ln the business office, Mrs. Canepa, who is a personal secretary to Mr, Price, reads an- nouncements over the P.A. system and operates the switchboard, in addition to assisting Mrs. Bader, who Writes checks and handles all other financial records and statements. As secretary in the Student Affairs office, Mrs. Rade- feld is Well-known to most of the students. She is per- sonal secretary to Mr. Doenier, but also assists the guidance staff. During football and basketball season, Mrs. Radefeld is engrossed in her duty of selling tickets to out-of-town games and typing bus lists. She checks absentees, duplicates transcripts, and performs other duties such as preparing the honor roll and the school calendar. ,K MRS. BETTY RADEFELD is the secretary in the Student Affairs Office. service to the students at Mendota High School. They are responsible for the high school testing programs and both entrance and scholarship qualifying exami- nations. They always Welcome students and their problems, and there is no doubt the efforts of the guid- ance staff are appreciated. 9 THE GUIDANCE STAFF performs an indispensible MR. DOENIER, Mr. Morgan, and Miss Payne make up the Guidance Stuff at Mendota High School.

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SPEECH I student, Ann Schuus, explains the proper methods in the construction and delivery of cr speech. COLLEGE PREP students, Sandy Worsley, Bob Haley, cmd Rich Medlur, here use the more pledscrni method of studying English literature through recordings. TO COMMUNICATE with the peoples of the world, one must be able to write and speak effectively and be well versed in the yield of literature. This major goal is stressed in all levels of the English department, from remedial through college preparatory. NELLIE BONER IVYAUDE STROUSS BETTY SNUFFIN KATHLEEN KELLY DAVID BLOOMSTRAND HAZEL PAYNE STEPHEN WARREN RUTH DOENIER MARTIN WHELAN