Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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Maintenance Crew Keeps School Tidy, Cooks Provide Chow For the Hungry Mrs. Vernon Knight and Mrs. Claude Halligan are caught snitching CJ bite to SGT before the students thunder down for the noon meal. Args i Minot High School is kept spic and span by its tour custodians, Victor Kabanuk, Oscar Johnson, Egan Gessner, and Richard Sch- roepfer. They work during the summer ta repair and repaint the class rooms. During the school year their jab continues and be- comes more difficult with 800 stu- dents in the halls. Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Halligan plan, prepare, and serve hot noon meals ta the Minot High students each day. They plan varied meals for the average number of l25 students who eat in the cafeteria each noon. ,na- is T 'ii. iis: i The main lab of Minot High school's tour custodians is to keep the school in running order. They are Victor Kabunuk, Oscar Johnson, Egan Gessner, and Richard Schraepfer.

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RAYMOND D. SKORHEIM, whose hometown is Adams, N. D., earned a Bachelor of Science degree at the Uni- versity ot North Dakota. Mr. Skorheim is instructor of Vo- cational Agriculture, adviser for the Future Farmers of America organization, and also conducts adult evening classes, KEENAN H. SMITH is a na- tive of Superior, Wis., and a graduate of Superior State Teachers College, where he obtained his Bachelor of Science degree. Mr. Smith received his Master of Edu- cation degree from Wiscon- sin State College, He is Bi- ology instructor and adviser to the Ushers Club. HARLEY WEROS, a native ot Harvey, N. D., is a new teacher at Minot High this year, He teaches Chemistry, Sociology, Aviation, Biology and World Geography. Mr. Weros received his Bachelor at Science degree from Minot State Teachers College and studied this summer at Syracuse University in New York. ESTHER WERRE is originally from New Leipzig, N. D. She attended the University of North Dakota and Dicken- son State Teachers College to obtain her Bachelor of Arts degree. Miss Werre is instructor of Sociology, World Geography and Typing at Minot High. LILLIAN M. WILSON obtained her Bachelor of Arts de- gree at Minot State Teachers College and earned her Master of Arts degree from the University of Denver in Colorado. Miss Wilson, a native of Minot, serves as school librarian, and adviser of the Library Club. Mr, Roy Robinson points out that his bottle is only half full, while Mr, Harley Weros looks up grimly from his empty bottle. Both chemistry teachers logically agree that chemicals don't last halt as long with twice as many students,

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Faculty Snapped in Typical Poses i K x.. .21 i i 'ng' Going over a project in Crafts class with student Wanda i N. Glovlghe . . . . A016 Q35 Miller, is Mr. Claire Hoberg, new shop instructor. Duecqor demaristra gorid S he t sings Kgfllxl G 'nQ. l'lO'- bo' involun ba Plow e5wfirw9 mis Ol tu Q men lufldc Q x That's gotta go! thinks Dramatic Coach Now hear this? A daily noon procedure is the reading of the bulletin by Prin- William S. Robinson as he views critically cipol Joel A, Davy, who manages now and then to intericct his well-known humor a scene from Romeo and Juliet. into the routine announcements. 115-