Durant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Durant, IA)

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STIM LATE MI D CARL SCHNITTJER, B .A. Mr. Schnittjer, who completed his first year in Durant, received his training at the University of Dubuque and State College of Iowa. He is so homore advisor and teaches Iowa 'iff , yr . I . . . , .lf rw p . math classes. He is originally from Delhi, 'L M IHWIQ' 9 . 'Wil .E 1, , yfy 1 C .u Q I ,M .,l'! wa JOYCE STEARNS, B .A, Mrs. Stearns, Who is sophomore class advisor, completed her first year teaching English courses at Durant. She received her education at Iowa State University and State University of Iowa and is originally from Monticello, Iowa. BETTY GRUNDBERG, B .A. Mrs, Cfrundberg of Dows, Iowa, is teaching English and speech in her second year at Durant. She re- ceived her education at Wartburg College and the State University of Iowa. Mrs, Grundberg is the school newspaper advisor, Forensic League sponsor, and junior class sponsor.

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TEACHER GROWING RICHARD KLUVER, B .S. Mr. Kluver of Charter Oak, Iowa, has completed his second year of teaching in Durant, He teaches sci- ence classes and advises the science club and senior class. Mr. Kluver received his education at Iowa Wes- leyan College. 5 6 1213 I4 1516 W 20 2122 23 26 27 28 29 FRANCIS SHUPEK, B.S., M.A.T., M.A. Mr. Shupek, who completed his first year at Durant teaches industrial arts, physics, and drivers' education. He is originally from Mystic, Iowa, and received his education at Northwest g Missouri State Teachers' College and Michigan State University. FAYE TABER, B.S. Mrs. Taber, who is originally from Rock Island, Illinois, completed her first year in Durant and teaches freshman math courses and eighth grade social studies. She re- ceived her education at Western Illinois University. I4

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Efficient, courteous, obliging--Mrs. Lora Miss Mary Ehrecke, secretary to Mr. Long, Mr. SteVen's secretary, has proved Deputy, puts forth her conscientious indispensable in the smooth operation of efforts While serving our school with the our school. cheerfulness of her smile and the Wisdom ST DE T BE EFIT FROM Performing various tasks in the office to assist Mrs. Long are--STANDING: Tam Moorhead, Mary Trede, Judy King, Connie House, and Donna Guyer. SITTING: Elaine Meinert, Mrs. Long, and Deanna Stecher.