Harlan Community High School - Harpoon Yearbook (Harlan, IA)

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Bound of Education ARLENE KROGSTAD, President H, W, Qgudj Owen Clifford Wigness F,-in Logelagd Gerard Booth Jack Lewis, Treasurer Don BlakelY 5eCfe7a Y L. 5.1 14dminiatnation'a Eblgonta Better: 'Hanlan Schoola l. S. Jamison is respon- sible for the smooth opera- tion of the high school. He received his B.S. from Knox College and his M.A. from Creighton University. la Vonne Grulke assisted Mr Killion in his duties in the Central Office. Ray A. Killion, as Superin- tendent of Schools, super- vises the instructional pro- gram of the two grade schools and Central School. He received his B.A. from Drake University and his M.A. from the University of iowa. 10 AMISON RAY A KILLION

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'l When we recall our high school days, little remembered facts about the faculty and admin- istration will come into sharp focus. We shall clearly remember . . . study hall teacher . . . iust teachers in general . . . the friendly attitude of a teacher and how they are so helpful . . . those talks with Mr. Jamison . . . their moods, both good and bad . . . the patience they took as they taught us . . . the look in their eyes as they recorded the grades in that little book . . . chaperones at the dances . . . ticket sellers at the games . . . sponsors of student activities . . . let's turn our memories to the . .. . 9

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. . ow: teacheua ave flid and Guidance Jn the '3onmation Oli Gun Vocational Plane JOANNE CHRISTENSEN MARIE HALEY Intensive preparation for enter- ing the business world is given to upperclass girls by Mrs. Joanne Christensen. She instructs classes in typing, shorthand, clerical, and office prac- tice, in addition to co-sponsoring the senior class. Mrs. Christensen was graduated from Iowa State Teachers College with a Bachelor's degree in busi- ness education. This is her fourth year of instruction in Harlan. The addition of 200 books to the high school library has been a maior accomplishment of Miss Marie Haley. Briar Cliff College in Sioux City awarded Miss Haley her Bachelor's degree in Library Science. Photography and travel are her favorite forms of entertainment. In addition to sponsoring the library Club and the iunior class, Miss Haley also completed a scrap- book of Harlan High which con- tains all the clippings pertaining to all activities of the school., Mr. Donald Archer, instructor of business law, typewriting, book- keeping and journalism, also spon- sors the yearbook and newspaper. He received his Bachelor's degree from lowa Teachers and his Mas- ter's at Colorado State. His collegiate honors include membership in Delta Pi Epsilon, a National Honorary Fraternity in Business Education. Mr. Archer has been taking ad- vanced graduate work in counsel- ing and guidance at the University of Missouri. In addition to his teaching duties, he finds time for photog- raphy, reading, and woodworking. lnstructing the basic principles of homemaking to high school girls is,the task of Miss Vernie Schack. Because she particularly enioys cooking, decorating, and sewing, she imparts this feeling for the do- mestic abilities to the girls under her instruction. She received her degree at Iowa State and has taken additional graduate work there. Since she is especially interested in craft work, she devotes her leisure hours to that pastime. DONALD ARCHER VERNIE SCHACK Sharon Johnson practices touch addition on new ten key adding machine. isa IH