Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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K-012 sounds like a call number to Mrs .Mary Bryant, our CHS librarian. She is reliable, helpful,and always cheerful to every- one . Mr. Pottratzis his name; history is his game. He also instructs civics and economics. Ask a band student if he has heard of Manhattan Beach. The answer will be a defi- nite yes, since the band memorized it for the Tulip Festival. Mr. Lippert also directs concert band and gives music lessons. To be or not to be is the question presented to the English IV students by Mr. Freeman. Besides an English II class he teaches speech II and creative writing. He has inspired students in the field of dramatics and declamation.

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 Ach, du meine gute is emitted frequently from our German instructor,Mr. Dietrich, to his freshman athletic squad on the field. He also teaches the prin- ciples of mathematics to his Math 9 class. An inscribed circle tan- gent at point A is shown by Mr. George Gross, one of our math instructors. His classes include ge- ometry, college trigonom- etry, Algebra II, and one class of physical education. Coping with the antics of the journalism staff down at the news office and in the Echo Club is enough to make any man cry; but in his biology and general science classes Mr.Pickard is cool,calm, and collected. The Typewriter must be the favorite song of Mr. Dick Van Holland, as he teaches all the typing classes. Shorthand and secretarial students are also under his guidance. Censored; all the an- nual staff members know what this word means.Miss Powers,our adviser,is the quoter of this well-known word. Teaching English I and II, along with coach- ing declamation,keeps her busy. 6

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Don't worry,that explosion you heard in the upper halls of CHS was only Mr. Dennis Heinrich's chemistry class. Physics and senior science classes are also on his teach- ing schedule. Another of his jobs is advising the science club. Mr.Arlo Mogck impresses the world situation,both current and historic, on his world geography and world history classes. As head basketball coach, more boys know him on the basketball court than they do in class. It's funny that English isn't running out of Mrs. Byrnes’ ears after teaching three classes of English III and one English II class. She also advises debate. One, two, three, four; this familiar ring is heard resounding in girls' and boys' physical education classes by Mr. Gary Breitag. tfe also coaches the B basket- ball team. 8