Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

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l-lvey Coach the Corps Experienced instructors, thoroughly trained in their special phase of warfare, are now passing on their learning to privates, seamen, and cadets. These recruits must be taught skill, accuracy, and precision with a knowledge of army and navy tactics. Proper education for these men means efficiency in carrying out the campaigns of this war. Our faculty is training us for useful service, too. Special emphasis on science and mathematics is furthering our preparation for technical and highly-specialized work. The study of languages and the fine arts is broadening us culturally, while instruction in physical education and home nutrition are helping to strengthen us physically. Our educators are helping to prepare us for useful living. 080 Top Row: Leonard Lehman, Eugene Matlry, Luther Wilson, Richard Sielaff, lVilliam Kotclvevar, Henry Hugener, George Kmfanauglv, Carl Giffei, William Redeem. Sec-ond Row: Alice Dawson, Ottilia Schubert, Irja Haru, Helen Hagan, Marguerite Fischer, Lena Bertodotta, Gertrude Hobler, Margaret Darling, Teresa Romano. First Rowi Clara Glenn, Miriam Iaarlzo, Mae Topolka, Kathryn Sullivan, Deranlza Baiclv, Tres: johnson, Helen Rugland, Lucille Nelxon. Unphotographeclz Eunice Hummel, Rare Solberg, Louis Regis, Harvey Walsh, Betty MacMicl7aelx.

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Qur Strategllsts and Aides --Q-fl '1 The school board manages the business of our school on very efficient lines. They decide on the teachers' salaries, student trans- portation, and are responsible for the general upkeep of the schools and the grounds. The school directors are: left to right around the table, Mr. Louis Propotnick, directorg Dr. P. H. Macfarlane, direc- torg Messrs. O. A. Sundness, directorg Peter Khrin, chairmang A. H. Swanson, clerkg O. L. Baldrica, treasurerg and Superintendent J. P. Vaughan. The office staff is an important factor in our school system. They organize school schedules as well as perform their regular secretarial duties. The secretaries are, left to right: Mrs. Victoria Costanzi, Mrs. Madeline Malene, Miss Angeline Jenko, and Miss Julia Lobas. 070

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DESANKA BAICH Science, German Carleton, B.A. LENA BERTODATTO Home Economics Stout Institute, B.S. Colorado State Teachers, M.S. MARGARET DARLING English, Journalism I University of Minnesota, B.A., M.A. ALICE DAWSON Vocal Music Stephens, A.A. University of Nebraska, B.A. Northwestern, M.A. University of Southern California Columbia University A. F. DROTNING Principal University of Wisconsin St. Olaf, B.S. MARGUERITE FISCHER Commercial University of S. D., B.A. Gregg College CARL GIFFEI Physical Education American College of Phys. Ed. University of Michigan Northwestern University HELEN HAGAN Social Studies University of Iowa, B.A., M.A. IRJA HASU English St. Cloud Teachers, B.E. University of Minnesota ALICE J. HICKEY Dean of Girls University of Michigan, B.L. Chicago University GERTRUDE HOHLER English University of Wisconsin Ofzqcers' Training HENRY HUGENER Social Studies Colorado State Teachers, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.A. EUNICE HUMMEL Librarian Carleton, B.A. University of Wisconsin MIRIAM JAASKO Social Studies Macalaster University of Minnesota, B.S. TRESS JOHNSON Art White River Teachers' College Art Institute GEORGE KAVANAUGH Industrial Stout Institute, B.S. WILLIAM KOTCHEVAR Biology Northwestern Carleton, B.A. University of Minnesota LEONARD LEHMAN Industrial Indiana State Teachers Purdue University Colorado State Teachers BETTY MACMICHAELS Physical Education Hamline University University of Minnesota, B.S. EUGENE MATHY Industrial Stout Institute LUCILLE NELSON Home Economics St. Catherine, B.S. Columbia University, M.S. W. A. RODEAN Science University of Minnesota, B.S. M.S. H. J. ROELS Physical Education Lawrence, B.A. University of Illinois TERESA ROMANO Latin, French College of St. Scholastica, B.A. HELEN RUGLAND Mathematics University of Minnesota, B.A. OTTILIA SCHUBERT Social Studies College of St. Scholastica, B.A. University of Minnesota, M.A. RICHARD SIELAFF Commercial University of Minnesota, B.S. ROSE SOLBERG English University of Chicago, Ph. B. KATHRYN SULLIVAN English St. Mary's CNotre Damej University of Minnesota, B.A. MAE TOPOLKA Speech Northwestern, B.S. University of Colorado H. J. WALSH Mathematics Duluth State Teachers', B.E. LUTHER WILSON Industrial Bradley Polytechnical Institute University of Minnesota University of Iowa LOUIS REGIS Instrumental Music Columbia School of Music 090