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

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Millie Christensen is getting lunch from cooks Olga Petersen, Laura Henriksen, Hattie Sornsen, and Mae Green. Sefwice Stalgb Contnibutea 'Io Gun Welbane H W. i g Q t X Na, if X l it E' 1 2 HOWARD PEDERSEN NELS MILLER Head Custodian MARIE MUSHRUSH School Nurse my-a-Qin -N -dn x Bus drivers were George Weber, Russell Christensen, Everett Paulsen, Chris Nielsen, Paul Grulke, and Edwin Larsen. 16 Central Custodian fl: ,- l 2

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.oun teacheua Pnouided 'lla Othen Eaaentiala 'Jon 14 Well-Rounded Education Q, Miss Florence Buthweg teaches history to iunior and sophomore students, and sponsors National Honor Society. She first taught at Harlan twelve years ago, having previously taught at Manning. Miss Buthweg received her B.A. from Cornell, and has at- tended Simpson, lowa University, and University of Colorado. Homecoming is one of her spe- cial proiects, in which she super- vises the decoration of the stage and the theme, to make it a memo- rable event for all who participate. Various postures lend to artistic ability in oil painting T11 . i CosA-ksinAiP, : WisinA -l- k sin Al is a typical problem explained by Miss Estella Hender- son to trigonometry students. Al- gebra, geometry, and advanced al- gebra are also taught by this teacher who received her degree at Drake. Pep Club members appreciated her sponsorship when they needed ideas varying from money-making proiects to pep posters placed in the halls. Embroidery, bird study, and mak- ing quilts are outside interests that FLORENCE BUTHWEG Soil conservation, animal hus- bandry, and modern methods of farming are only a few of the phases of vocational agriculture in- structed by Mr. Dean Fullerton. He also sponsors Future Farmers of America. Mr. Fullerton obtained a B.S. in agricultural education at Iowa State College. ln his spare time he enioys hunting and photography. DEAN FULLERTON ESTELLA HENDERSON Miss Henderson enjoys. Instructing art this year was Mr. Clarence Struble, who received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the University of Nebraska. He has also attended Omaha Art School and the Whitney School of Art in New Haven, Connecticut. In addition to the instruction of high school and grade school art classes, he conducts two adult night classes in art. When asked if he had any hob- bies in addition to painting, he replied, Teaching is my hobby- painting is my work! CLARENCE STRUBLE

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We uemembeu oun claaaea. . Study hall . . . where we wrote notes, caught up on the daily news, slept, or, only if it were absolutely necessary, studied. We saw the outer worId through the assem- bly windows . . . the col- ored beauty of autumn, the snow in the winter, andthe fresh green signs of spring. Remember those cold winter mornings when the radiators so grudgingly gave forth their meager heat, later, in the spring months, the warm, sticky desks made us yearn for that coolness again. 155.gif Larry Haase contributed proof that a portion of assembly time was used ad- vantageously. Governor Leo Hoegh awarded him a trophy for his triumph in the state-wide Voice of Democracy contest, sponsored by the Junior Cham- ber of Commerce. Larry, whose tape-recorded speech was iudged best of the three thousand entered by Iowa high school students, won an S800 scholarship to Parsons Col- lege, and an expense-paid trip to Wash- ington, D.C.