Forreston High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Forreston, IL)

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JOHN I. MASTERSON Mt. Morris College, B.A. Northwestern, M.A. Superintendent; Algebra I WILLARD VAN NESS Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. Typing I and II; Sophomore Typing; Bookkeeping; Track and Cross- Country Coach BETH D. AMSRUD McPhail School of Music; Northwestern, M.A. Band KEITH BLACKMORE Northern Illinois University, B.A. Elementary and Advanced Biology; Science; Class Adviser ROBERT E. BRINKMEIER Bradley University, B.S. Northern Illinois University, M.A. Physical Education; Athletic Director, Head Basketball and Baseball Coach, Football Assistant MILDRED M. CAPPS Mt. Morris College, B.A. English II and IV; Librarian; Junior Play ARTHUR B. CARPENTER Northern Illinois University, B.A.; M.A. Industrial Arts; Counseling; Football; Class Adviser 10 WILLIAM F. EGAN Northern Illinois University, B.S. Ed.; M.S. Ed. Driver Education; Head Football Coach; Basketball Assistant; Class Adviser JEANETTE B. ELLIS Whitewater State Teacher’s College, B. Ed. Northern Illinois University, M.S. Shorthand; Economics; Business Arithmetic; General Mathematics

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Faculty STANDING-Mrs. Brinkmeier, Mr. Finch, Mr. Blackmore, Mr. Carpenter, Mrs. Frederick, Mr. Masterson. SEATED-Mr. Van Ness, Mrs. Amsrud, Mrs. Lusardi. Thirteen full-time and five part-time instructors make up the FCHS teaching team. The forenoon teachers are Mrs. Ziegler and Mrs. Frederick who teach Freshman English and the girls P.E. classes. Mrs. Ellis comes each afternoon for short-hand, economics and general math. The two musicians — Mrs. Amsrud and Mrs. Slick — divide their time between the high school and the elementary school. Miss Miller of Cherokee, Iowa, is the only new member of the group. She teaches German, chemistry and science. She was graduated from Wayne State Teachers College in Nebraska last June. Eight of our teachers have Masters degrees: Amsrud, Brinkmeier, Carpenter, Egan, Ellis, Farley, Frederick and Masterson. Mrs. Lusardi has only her thesis to write to complete her Masters degree. Mrs. Brinkmeier is the capable and efficient office chief. Her most exacting and responsible work is handling the highly organized Board of Education bookkeeping system to render a true account of all district receipts and expenditures. Almost as time-consuming are the student class and organization accounts, — plus the hundreds of questions and phone calls to be answered daily. Mrs. Egan has given capable help with the cafeteria bookkeeping and many routine office tasks. STANDING-Mr. Frederick, Miss Miller, Mrs. Ziegler, Mr. Egan, Mr. Brinkmeier. SEATED-Mr. Farley, Mrs. Capps, Mrs. Grande. (Mrs. Slick was absent when the groups were photographed.)

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JOHN FARLEY University of Nebraska, B.S. Northwestern University, M.A. U.S. History; World History; Speech; Senior Play; School News Adviser LOIS FREDERICK Illinois State Normal, B.S. Ed. Physical Education; GAA Adviser DEAN K. FINCH University of Illinois, B.S. Agriculture I. II, ID; FFA Adviser VIRGINIA GRANDE Beloit College, A.B. Latin 1 and 11; English 1H LAUREN FREDERICK Illinois State Normal. B.S. Ed; University of Michigan, M.A. Plane Geometry; AlgebraII,Trigonome- try; Physics RUTH E. LUSARDI Iowa State University, B.S. Home Economics I, II, III; FHA Adviser PATRICIA ANN MILLER Wayne State Teachers College, B.S. General Science, Chemistry. German, Drill Team Adviser, Class Adviser JOYCE SUCK Wisconsin State College, B.S. Vocal Music Director VERA MAY ZIEGLER Manchester College, B.S. English I, Chief Substitute for After- noon Classes 11