Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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Gmdanoe Counselors A1d Students Helpmg students solve thetr problems whether soc ral scholastrc or vocatronal was the respons1b1l1ty ot the ALHS Guldance Councll COHlDf1S9Cl of two teachers tor each ot the Sc n1or Htgh School classes The emor counselors were confronted w1th all the vane d and numerous problems ot the students as they endeavored to ard them IN thelr future plans Pnvate counselmgs and the d1scuss1on ot test scores and ab1l mes rn vanous holds ot knowledge a1ded semors 1n the cholce of future vocatrons College pamphlets and scholarshlp tntormatlon were also avorlable tor students at the ottlce ct therr semor class counselors Mlss Flor cnce Schottler and Mr Lgll Hovey Q ollege Day wlnch ottc red an opportumty for stu df nts an l thc ll part nts to lIllPTV1PW and meet wlth the It DTf'w0IllCIllVf from varlous colleges and vocatlonal chools was agam a feature ot the guldance program Mrss Gertrude Prers and Mr Stanley M1ttlestadt the Junlor class counselors were occup1ed wlth Prom plans and the Jumor tostmg program The sophomore class guraance ofhcers MISS Anne An rerson and Mr Dale Shuldes a1ded the sophomores ln thelr regrstranon and lntroduced them to sen1or hlgh Issutng aolrmts and spec1al passes and talcmg care ot attendance records were tasks shared by all SFNIOHS LOOKED through these and other college bulletms trymg tc reach cx dect ron as to where to contmue thexr educcxtxons t 'W I lx, We ,,,f ' SEVERAL TESTS were given to rumors throughout the year to deter ADMITS AND SCHEDULES tor the next two years could be found on mme then' mental abllu s and vocatlonal aptltudes the sophomore counselors desks rn the gurdclnce room Your m IH! KTUA I DLKATKONAL mcg moon tml xv txt :WN ,A-W Qs. ,A -v' 'gg KR pd-13,10 .-f' Tig .ff I, 'lm fi Page 13 g 0 , I , f . , , ' I I K is , ' ' ' Q , , , X A ' ' f ,. ft 2, xt 'K c , . X Xt , ,fy ' X . . ,, ' Y , ?t 2 E , A . 5 Si, . , . . ' lbs? ' A 1 -3 - ,.. - . . ' if I ,Q 3 -, 2 5 Q95 ' , . , ' . 1 Q - -. . ., , . 7 H , , , , L, 1 4 pm , , , . , . t It y . , . , X s . . Wx, 4 , , , , 3 Q , f f I A.. X 2 1 1, 2' 1 5 ' , ' 1. ' -at t e 92 , ' 'vs ' . ' , ' A 35' s of . , . , 1 . . 2 , 4. -. I -1. M, . V' , . . V j wx uk X x ' ' I X lk U. . . Q w . . 'N XL A - yt 4 . , . K ntl' V .. V . , tx W , . . , . . , N U . M mf' , . s A 1 A A ,I ' W A . . I V Q V l mcckrnonwma ,I I K 4 , K l . r 2 ..,,t.t..., .., , ty Q H ,fit i ,fr at ,ft I I , ...,..:,.,.,..: g,,, ,::::::,,. , A , ..-.W,...- 'Hs - .. H121 tn uma. moe swoon fr-,4w.,h K -J-1-ff-fr. D.-vw... ., sm. ' 1 snr, st 5 V- . tm N r ,, If ,tmlx M M- P uf- , E , f fav, N, A , ,. - 1 1 X I f p M. r,,,,'.,w ,. qw ., ' ' V vw t EL '

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Secretaries Assist Administration Iennelly lngvaldson Ioanne Lunmng Mary Serfert Mary Ann Sherman Lendma 1lS ass1stance throughout the past year was the ofhce staff Act1na as secretary to Mr Lorne S Ward was M1ss Iennelly Invaldson Mrs Mary Sherman was secrectary to Mr Valdmar A Xavler unt1l her reslqnahon M1ss Lorra1ne Banqert was then promoted to th1s 1ob M1ss Mane Zerbell hlled the pos1t1on of school clerk and typlst Also IGSIQHIHQ was Mrs Leone Hueners attendance clerk Fllllnq th1s pos1t1on was MISS l'larr1ett Kotstad Keeplnq accurate hles and records 1n the mam of frce were the ofhce qrrls M1ss Ioanne I Lunnmq ste Lo,,,,me B,-,,,qe,, noqrapher resrqned and M1ss Karen Oldert replaced her M1ss Mary K Seltert and M1ss Anne T Reasoner Leone Hueners were the bookkeepers for the hlqh school NOT PICTURED Anne Reasoner FRONT HOW P rez L S Ienson Hammer Kassa Galbrcnlh THIRD ROW Oberq Tolleison Myers Thofson DeVr1es Weum SECOND ROW Spam I. K Iensen Sanders Nelson Braaten Tapp Q' 'W' Page 12 1 s : e : . . . . . ' . : . . . , ' . , 5 X' 6 I: A.,..: i 'F at , A Q k ,.,, F 5 rr ee M enet QA .sig ii

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Ruth Bauer French Ill Spanxsh Ill French Club Spanish Club H1 Teens Edna Gercken Iournahsm Ah La Ha Sa Inger Grace Dahle Englxsh 12 Ushers Club Senxor Advrser Orvxlle Gilmore Enqhsh 12 Cultural Hxslory Paqe 14 Helen Heath Wallace Kennedy Enqllsh 10 English 11 H1 Teens Amencan Studxes Language Ar-ts Practtcal usage of Enghsh 15 derlved throughout the three years ID semor hlgh school By learnlng to express themselves well students show thetr mental growth rn language arts courses ln tenth grade Enghsh classes sophomores ex pressed therr knowledge ln grammar and sentenc structure Ltbrary book reports and themes were re qutred wrrtten papers whxle Srlas Marner and lulrus Caesar were two books selected lor the year s study lunrors rn hlgh school followed along the same lrnes as d1d the sophomores only w1th advanced work rn grammar and sentence structure along w1tl'1 an ex l1terature was also stud1ed ln the eleventh grade to co1nc1de wtth the Amencan h1story courses Thls year hrst term papers were also wrttten Senlor Enghsh was a comblnatlon of short stones grammar plays by Shakespeare and term papers Cul tural h1story wh1ch was an Enghsh course made up ot l1terature mus1c and art of d1tterent h1stor1cal per1 ods was also offered Three term paoers were requtred ot each student IU thrs college preparatory class The Journaltsm and speech departments under the d1rect1on of M1ss Edna Gercken and Mxss H1ldred Ten n1h1ll respectlvely promoted school actlvrtres IH Ah La Ha Sa Tlger play and speech work CHECKING OUT requlred class hterature and studymq dnflerent phases oi Amerxcan hxslory are Iames Rollms and Iamce Fcqe' - ' ' e tensive unit on parliamentary procedure. American , . I . , ,