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

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Page5 THE OWLITE 1940 BOARD OF EDUCATICDN W. L. Ray, president: C. E, Welsh, directorg Clarence Haldorson, clerk, Verne Thompson, directorg R. G. Cushing, treasurerg Emil Steinbring, directory Supt. H. D. Bringgold-, ex-officio :member The Board of Education is that group of citizens that makes it possible to carry on the activities of the school such as are portrayed in this yearbook. Therefore, much credit should be given this group of men for the success of the school and its program in general as Well as specific instances. The Hancock board has provided two build- ings furnished to meet the needs of modern educational requirements, and the students of the school appreciate and thank them for ex- itending this splendid opportunity to the youth of the community. The smaller of the two buildings pictured, which was constructed in 1912, contains the classrooms for grades one through six. In addi- tion the grade building also houses the com- mercial department and band practice room. In 1921 the high school 'building was built. This provides classrooms for both junior and senior high grades. The industrial arts and home economics departments are in this building also. The gylmnasium-auditorium and the study hall provide adequate space for activities and programs. The high school building contains a. well-equipped library for both buildings. The grounds of the school include tennis courts, a practice ball diamond, a skating rink, Bower gardens, and adequate play space for grade and high school activities.

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O utewutit We, the Owlite Staff of 1940, present this yearbook as a reminder of the activities, Work, and pleasures of our and your high school days. It is the sincere wish of the staff that this book rmlay be a source of happy reminiscences of the past. ehirulinu To Superintendent Bringgold who came to Hancock four years ago when the present gradu- ating class was entering high school according to the old high school plan, and who initiated the junior and senior high school plan, we re- spectfully dedicate this book of activities of the school year of 1939-1940.

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1 9 4 0 BRINGGOLD, H. D. B. A. M. S. Superintendent Carleton College University of Minnesota University of North Dakota thematics, Music, Band W MM f..... fl ' . Bid. I' St, d Teachers College Un sity of Minnesota . glish, Cornrnrercial, , razmlatics, Newspaper, ' 1 Yearbook NORMAN, BARBARA B. A. B. Ed. University of North Dakota Home Economics, Science iU'Lv44 lSTEINBRING, HILQDA St. Cloud Teachers College First and Second Grades UTNE, BEATRICE Bi. A. Xl, V Concordia College l Engusn, Librarian, Grade Music, Vocal Music THE OWLITE Page 6 I .f 4 LOKEN, I-I. L. B. Ed. Principal Mankato Teachers College University of Minnesota Industrial Arts, Geography HUNTER, MARY Moorhead Teachers Collegs St. Cloud Teachers College Fifth and Sixth Grades SOLOMONSONQ MILDRELD St. Cloud Teachers College University of Minnesota Minn. School of Business Third and Fourth Grades SWENSON, JUNE B. Ed. uluth Teachers College So-cial Science, Gir Physical Educa io 141152237 St. Cloud Teachers College Science, Mathematics, Boys' Physical Education Coach of Athletics