Delano High School - Del Hite Yearbook (Delano, MN)

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-Q SUPERINTENDENT MR. PARSONS Atwater, Minn. Under the excellent supervision and administration of Superintendent Frederick Parsons, Delano High School has made rapid strides in the past year, Always working in the in- terest of the school, he has been responsible for increased in- terest in school activities, He received a B.E. degree from St. Cloud Teachers College, and a MA, degree from the Univer- sity of Colorado and University of Minnesota. He is advisor ofthe senior class and senior class play, and teaches social studies. ffi..,..5 ff' if-M BOARD of EDUCATION The progressive spirit of education in the Delano Public Schools is due t-o a large ex- tent to the policies established by the Board of Education. It has been the good fortune of this school to have had the counsel of several of these members for a long period of time. Thus has the school benefited through the wisdom and the experience of these men and women who are charged with the responsibili y of providing for the educational needs of this community, DR. W. T. GREENFIELD . . . . . . President MRS. P. KRUELL ........ ...... C lerk MR. H. LEVENS ........ .... T reasurer MRS. F. MUCKENHIRN ..., Member MRS. A. MCEACHERN . . . .. . Member

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IRENE TOPIC New Praguz, Minn.. Canning' to llclztnti last full, Bliss Topic tcuclics Q,'L'Oll1C'lfl'f', I4Zll.iI1,Zll1fl !llg'L'lJl'Zt. Sha- is zt grztcluzltc of thc Llitivcrsity ul IXlllllIl'SUlI1 :mil is thc stwc-ntli :tml eighth ,Q'I'1lflC ztclvisor. ALLAN JUELKE Oakes, North Dakota lnclustriul .Xrts instructoi' in the local sclmol is Mr, hlucl- kc, llcsiclcs tczxcliing imlustrizll arts, hc coaches football :mal , msclmll. llc isztgtzlrltizltt- of Stats Normal :mtl lmlttstriztl College of North links, O65 if ' PRINCIPAL MR. NIPP Wabasha, Minn. lJl'lllCllJZ1l :lt Ilclzmo lligh is blimhii Xipp, ILS. llc ztttcnclcc tht- Coast fillZll'Cl Military .Xc:ulc'1ny, ln zulclitimi to his clutfc with thc stticlcnts. HIGH SCHOOLS FAOULTY 5, HAROLD PETERSEN Hopkins, Minn. .VX dllllllllwl' 4 0 lmslu-tlmzill coztcli is Mr, l,CiL'I'St'll, It grail untc of tlustuvu clolphus 1' a A ' ' I' ' . ' -s 1 X' Liv tt-aclu-s husi QS rcllfttiuiis, plijvsicrtl cflttuzttitmzi, suciztl lrrolm X. 1 , . . I W lcms zuicl hut , llc- is thc All' tlt1lm:tclx'is.1i', , . PATRICIA SIMONET Minneapolis, Minn. College' of St, SCl'llliZ,lSilCil4 . X , If bv! x 5' Xvlllllllll Static 'llcztclivrs Ctnllt-gay l'uix'c-rsity ol' Nliimvsotzl, :mtl as 1Jt lYl'Cl'lJIll, Mr. Nipp is aclvism' of thnx Stlilll-lllllbll' clztss :upcl thc Science Cluh, l'l1ysics,lmi:1log'y,:mtl gc-11c'1'ztl sciviicc :irc umlci' his stipciwisioii. M11 Nipp has t:'IllllCfl mush lltilllllilfllj ti cl tht Ltmtisrtx wt Nlmm oil .Xinraug thc many clutics of Miss Siinimct :irc tht- tt-melting of scniorltigh English clztsscs, clircctiug ul thc junior class play,tlit-stipt-1-visioii uf tht' scliool lll5I'Ilt'j', :tml thc' st'1iii1i't'l:tss zulvisor. S'l1c:lttt-iirlt-fl thc- L'iiix't'1'sity tml- Xliiim-sotn :tml tht