Albany High School - Comet / Winnetkan Yearbook (Albany, WI)

Page 13 text:

BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Row: H. Striker, J. Lynn, Q. Heitzman Back Row: D. Briggs, S. Blumer Absent: R. Whalen PRINCIPAL MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS It is a very good idea to use your time in preparation for a satisfactory future. Let's divide that preparation into three major parts: cultural knowledge, practical knowledge, and financial knowledge. To attain cultural goals, use the library. Plan your thinking: As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. Select good programs on TV and radio. Talk and associate with good, intelligent men who have a purpose in life. Set your own goal and work toward it. Practical knowledge will never be a handicap. Study your Job and the business of which it is a part. Take night courses: firms sometimes make these possible for promising young men and women. Join Y clubs and Informal schools, or organize your own. Dallas S. Briggs Your life has an economic foundation. start early to save and invest. Save in buying a home or other real estate; invest in a business, in common stocks, in mutual funds which are 3et up for the small investor. Build security with securities . You are your own teacher--be proud of your pupilI

Page 15 text:

FACULTY Walter E. Schneider Hometown: Monroe, Wisconsin College Attended: Plattvllle State Teachers College Subjects Taught: Chemistry, Physics, Science, Biology Marjorie Evans Hometown: Cedar Rapids, Iowa College Attended: State University of Iowa Major: Home Economics Minors: Speech, English, and Science Degree: B.A. Subject Taught: Home Economics Philip Hellestad Hometown: Wlttenburg, Wisconsin College Attended: Luther College Majors: Physical Education, Social Science Minors: Education, Latin Degree: B.A. Subjects Taught: Physical Educa- tion, American History, Coach Robert A. Bean College Attended: Beloit College Major: Economics Minors: History, Government Degree: B.A. Subjects Taught: Civics, World History, Social Problems; Assistant Coach