Durant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Durant, IA)

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MEET CHALLENGES sq, PAMELA LANDRUM, B .M .E. Mrs. Landrum, Who is from Pittsburg, Kansas, received her education at Grace land College and Kansas State College of Pittsburg. She is vocal music instructor and instructor of the Chordettes. This was her second year in Durant. DIANE OLSON, B .A. Receiving an education at State College of lowa, Mrs. Olson taught home economics for her first year at Durant. She is advisor of the Home EC Club and the freshman class. She is originally from Wadena, Iowa. MARVIN KRAUSE, B .A. Mr. Krause, who has completed his seventh year in Durant, teaches instrumental music and is the ad- visor ofthe Dance Band. He re- ceived his education at Drake Uni- versity and is from Alden, Iowa.

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.--n--'- ' ,fx X ff ifuifvig PATRlClA JACOBS, B .S. Mrs. Jacobs has completed her fourth year in Durant as girls' physical education teacher, She at- tended Coe College and the State University of lowa and is originally from Cedar Rapids, lowa. NORMAN MlTTS, B .A. Mr. Mitts, who has completed his third year at Durant, teaches junior high science and is coach of the irls' 1 g basketball squad, junior high football and track, and advisor of the Girls' D-Club. Originally he is frorn the northeastern Iowa town of Elgin and received his education at the State College of lowa. FACULTY EDUCATI O AL DONALD BROWN, B.A., M.A. Mr. Brown, who received his educa- tion at the State University of lowa, has completed his fourth year in Durant as boys' physical education teacher, soft- ball, baseball, and boys' basketball coach' and assistant girls' basketball coach. He is originally from Le Claire, lowa. 1 QW' at '1 f fr! . . G-rnhiiimfiagtlfgggl-., was J' ,fgrl 1 E za I I 4 fi ' ' 'a ffm, 'ings

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ALICE SCOTT, B.A., M.A. Miss Scott, who has taught in Durant for six years, received her education at Drake University, Iowa State University, State University of Iowa, and Ashridge College in England. She teaches classes in American literature, college preparatory English and is library instructor. FLORENCE SUPPLE, B .A. Mrs. Supple, who has taught com- mercial courses at Durant for nine years, received her education at the University of Minnesota, Clark College, the Technical Normal School of Chicago, and Marycrest. She is school yearbook and news- paper advisor and resides in Wilton Junction, Iowa. TEACHER FUTURE RICHARD SUNDICH, B .S. Mr. Sundich, who received his educa- tion at Virginia Junior College and the University of Minnesota completed his second year of teaching at Durant. He is originally from Buhl, Minnesota and teaches industrial arts courses.