Emerson High School - Tattler Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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I N Top Row- ALICE LEAHY-History, EUZABETH ABEL-English, MAUDE MARSI-I-Mathematics, ELIZABETH lVlOETLIb!'Illl'I, SAM lVlOREAU1llfIf1fh0I7'I!ll'liL'S. Second Row- ELIZABETI-I NEUBERGER-Home Economics, MILDRED NOVOTNY-Home Economics, ALEX PETERSON-History, MADELINE RICE-Citizenship, LOIS RICHARDS-General Science. Bottom Row- ' DAVE KREMBS-Commercial, HARRY RINGDAI-IL-Coach, Phy. Ed., ET!-IELWYN BAER- WALDT-English, EVELYN ROTH-phy. Ed., IVIARGARET RYAN-Engllish. Smith, Florence Kostecki, Margaret Ryan, Elizabeth Abel, Anne DeBase, and Ethelwyn Baerwaldt in the English department: Alice Leahy, Madeline Rice. Josephine Week, and Alex Peterson in the social science department: Lorna Carswell, Lois Richards, Erwin Stenzel, Fred Hebal and Fred Kuhl, teachers in the science department: Edith Bremmer, Hazel Calkins, Ethel Sutor, Allen Bos- tad, and David Krembs in the commercial subjects: Maude Marsh, Hassel PAGE 14 'Qs 5 Vaughn, and Sam L. Moreau in mathematicsg Vera Scheffner, Evelyn Schultz,

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f-' A fl ,rj ll Top Row- WENZEL ALBRECHT-Orchestra, EDITH BREMMER-Commercial, HAZEL CALKINS- Commercial, LORNA CARSWELL-Biology. Second Row- RAY GERKE-Manual Arts, BERT!-IA GLENNON--English, ANN DE BASE-English, RUSSEL GRINDLE-Blind. Bottom Row- I ALLEN BOSTAD-COY77l770I'C1-HI, FRED HEBAL-SCf?DCE, FLORENCE KOSTECKI1-English, FRED KUHL-Chemistry. TH E FACU LTY Our faculty can look forward next year to the conveniences that the new high school will offer them. Due to the ever increasing enrollment, teachers have had to put up with many difficulties in the last few years. This year, the fac- ulty of our high school numbered forty-three. Working with Superintendent of schools, Paul M. Vincent are Principal Joseph F. Kraus, also instructor in German, and Vice-Principal Ben. A. Held, who teaches in' the social science department: Bertha Glennon, Marguerite iv PAGE 13 .

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- J ,MW X f Muff lf f ff ! Wil 'L VERA SCHEFFNER-Lcttill, EVELYN SCHULTZ-French, EMMA SMITH-Art, lVlARGUE- RITE SlVll'l'l-I-Engltlsh, WALTER SPEERSTRA--,llflllnual AFIS. Second Row- PRANK STIECKEL-Mana! Arts, ERWIN STENZEL-Chemistry, ETI-IEL SUTOR-Conr mercial, HASSEL VAUGHN--Mathematics, DOROTHY VETTER-- Music Supervisor. Bottom Row- JOSEPHINE WEEKS-Citizenship, MARIE ZIMMERLI-Home Economics, BERNICE CtxllillhfllLL-SLIPOfl'f2IC'l7dCf7f'5 Secretary, LORETTA ZAMZOW-Prmc1'pal's Secretary, GERHARD WILLECKE-Gernian. and Gerhard Willicke, instructors in Latin, French, and German respectively: Walter Speerstra, Prank Steckel, and Ray Gerke as manual arts teachers: Marie Zimmerli, Mildred Novotny, and Elizabeth Neuberger in the home economics department: Russel R. Grindle, Dorothy Vetter, and Wenzel Albrecht as super- visors of band, voice, and orchestra: Emma Smith as art supervisor: Elizabeth Moe, librarian, and Evelyn Roth and Harry J. Ringdahl, instructors in physi- cal education. PAGE 15 ,,.