Hancock High School - Owls Hoot Yearbook (Hancock, MN)

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While in college, Nr. Hcimcrl was editor of e year- book and also of C newspaper. That's probably why hc 1sn't confused by some of the annual problems that arise f I 3 -n 1 One of Hr. EringQold's chief hobbies is fishing, especially at picnics in ! the lntc sprihf and curly fell. f1 M2-L . ' ' D ffg Have you seen Kr. Wsrtman's insect , ,fy-Q collections? He spends much of his Q'-15: leisure time collectingzznii mernting ff', fgj insects. Often he combines this 11 A65 K git hobby with Q fishing venture. - ' while L - .. - -5 Miss Solemensen is an accomplished pianist, which was proved by her playing for the grade operette this spring end her work in the local study club. Hvacetion and education combinationN...wes Miss Ihrig's slogan lust sommer when she was vacationing cn the West coast. She attended a session at the Universit of Washington to take advanced work in music and edueati Mr. Heimcrl seems to be interested in hobbies which provide exercise such as skating, skiiing, and dancing. During the winter he and Mr. Wertmun found it e pleasure to supervise the upkeep of the rink so they could practice skating. Miss Hunter enjoys sports, especially basketball. She heartily supported her sixth grade boys in their enthusiasm for beshetbell this year. Miss Finnemen hes the longest distance to travel to spend vocations with her parents. Q. Y e

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EFAMJIUJU., NEWSETTES Lest summer Supt. Bringgold received the degree of Master of Science in Education from the University of North Dakota after about five summers of work. For this M. S. degree Mr. Bringgold wrote e thesis on USurvcy of the Program of Worx Offered in the Schools of Stevens County, Minnesote.H Miss Ihrig was e member of the world-famous St. Olaf Lutheran Choir while she was attending the College of St. Glaf I--TAX - - - QAX 0' , 5.3 gi Work in drametics over e Minnesota Q ,, radio stmticn was one of Hr. Heimer1's X QM chief interests lest summer besides Mmgigzggmbhmx etteneing summer school. J' ' ' ' AHKQHEE 1 QEMH' . . ' '2'aQ1f3f5:gf.f5,5..1g., ,. . . . wwigwggi ffpgeng miss F1nnemun's hobcies are col- lecting ld dishes and oeriod furniture and also ir reading contemporary literature. Perhaps many of you do not Knew it, but Kr. Wcrtmcn has a hidden eccomplishment---tcp dancing. Mr. Loken spends most of his vacations and summers es e practical electrician and e painter ct Windom with his father. ' fm--M 'I' I , . I '- -'jigjz-Q' Music students will be interested Eionm Q, ngiqgq, in Miss Ihrig's favorite hobby--- ,eggfif MNQ2 if iggmhggg collecting musical instruments. -l,.:4LQ5j is W-Zks sfwwf-H-3 Some of the most unusual ere .fgqwjitlu ufff'-ewyf 637 X 1 xx, X -..-.x.-4-.-.. -.... Xxx 7

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Among the faculty members who flMWrfNgiLQ...,mh own and drive cars are Supt. Qmgfff M-'rrr --off mb Bringgold, Miss steinbring, .r5j4Egy m -'N-jf' N X Hr. Ldken, and Miss Ihrig. r1Msfg5:Laa r--ifgiigy 1 -ajgazrl' F1r1f'5Er12LiEi. :ig1i',r.5Qg. ,,g,g ,'::E:2g5g:5ggE:i'?5E54:,.,:,:g:5:1Ej1gfEEft5:5ii511'f1ij: Miss Waite, while cttending high schcol, was e member of the Bree: nrid e girls' Drum Corps. Thet's why she always had ideas for fermuticns for the Pep Squad of which she was adviser this year. Writing plays is the secret pastime of Hr. Hcimerl. Some of the juniors have heard a sample of his plays. One is entitled HPupil Number l7H, which deals with e classroom teacher. Have you ever thought of that an excellent cook Miss Finnemen is? She certainly could please any particular appetite with her many su5gestions in home economics. Miss Ihrig can virtually Hmeke the piano talku when she plays classical music. She enjoys playing for hours when she is in the mood---most musicians are temperementel about their music. Buying new books is one of the hobbies of Ur. Loken Several students also report that Mr. Heimcrl hes quite e collection of outstanding recently-published books. Hiiden to some students is the fact that both Miss Waite and Hr. Nartmen enjoy singing. 9