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

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X. J wt' If YV ff -f U, W' .XX 1 it L' 7 M, ME Higkchool Faculty I f ALLAN JUELKE-Oakes, North Dakota . I Q I ga- A 'tnumber oneu football and baseball coach is Mr. Juelke. He also teache ndus- trial arts. He graduated from State Normal and Industrial College of North Da- kota. IRENE TOPIC-New Prague, Minn. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, Miss Topic is adviser to the junior class. She teaches geometry, Latin, algebra, and mathematics. THEODORE HEIN-Janesville, Minn. Teaching commercial is only one of Mr. Hein's various duties. He is also adviser of the sophomore class, Del-hite, and the Del-Hi Crier. He graduated from St. Cloud Teacherls College. MRS, LARSON-Waconia, Minn. Mrs. Larson joined the teaching staff of Delano High School this year. Her chief duty is teach- ing the girls to cook and sew. Besides her home economics duties Mrs. Larson teaches seventh and eighth grade science and is adviser of the F.H.A. Her alma mater is the University of Minnesota. ffm 2104212-4A7'4:f7f j ,Z Zawya eww l HARRY TORGERSON-Minneapolis, Minn. The many activities of the music department are this year under the direction of Mr. Torger- son. He graduated from the University of Min- nesota. His other duties are teaching ec omic geography, sophomore history, a s Ven h grade social studiesf I

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Principal MR. NIPP Wabasha, lVIinn. A great help and encouragement to all students of Delano Public Schools is Mr. Nipp, the principal. He attended Winona State Teachers College, the University of Minnesota, and the Coast Guard Military Academy. Mr. Nipp teaches physics, chem- istry, biology, and general science. He is also adviser of the Science Club. n Mr. Nipp received his M.A. from the University of Minnesota last summer. ! High School Faculty I MRS. WIKEL-Minneapolis, Minn. English instruction in Delano High School is under the supervision of Mrs. Wikel. She also directed the junior class play, supervises the school library, and is adviser ol' the student council. She attended the College of St. Scholastica and graduated from the University of Minnesota. HAROLD PETERSEN--Hopkins, Minn. A graduate of Gustavus Adolphus and University of Minnesota, Mr. Petersen has the many duties of a basketball coach. He is also adviser of the D Club and teaches business relations, boys' physical education, American history, social prob- lems, and health. ETHEL SCHNEIDER-St. Paul, Minn. A graduate of St. Catherine's College, St. Paul, Miss Schneider has the job of teaching girls' physical education. She also teaches eighth grade social studies, seventh and eighth grade English, seventh grade geography, and health.

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Grade School Faculty fx! , , ,f 7r1fThe work of teachinglthe youngsters of the first and second grades is held by Mrs. 1,7 77'f! ,f ' Motzko. She is a graduate of St. Cloud Teacher's College. MRS. JOHNSON-Delano, Minn. A n entering the third and fourth grade room, you will find Mrs. Johnson teaching Q , e youngsters. She is a graduate of St. Cloud Teacher's College. N f M s. sTAHLKEwDe1an0, Minn. Teaching the oh-so-grown-up fifth and sixth graders is Mrs. Stahlke's duty. She ym is a graduate of St. Cloud Teacher's College. 6? Janitor Staff MR. LOUIS BECKER MH. FRANK LUDESCHER Bus Drivers DONALD GABBERT ' DWAIN STAHLKE GORDON STEVIE ,ewan JW