Hays High School - Indian Call Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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Coder Mrs. Miss Doris Starliper English Reading awards were presented to these students for reading books approved by Kansas University. Front row: M. Hubbard, S. Weigel, J. Broadbooks, D. Rupp, D. Lamberdt, and D. Leikam. Back row: A. Thomas, M. Lawler, V. Wood, J. Harrison, R. Rosebaugh, J. Brungardt, and A. Leikam. English and Journalism Mrs. Helen Hundley English and Latin Mrs. Miriam Perry Spanish and English Teachers in Eight teachers in Hays High devote most of their time to teaching communications, written and oral. Miss Doris Starliper has classes in English 8, 9, and 10. She is also advisor to the cour- tesy committee whose members are on hall duty every day. Mrs. Edna Coder has classes in English 9 and journalism. She is advisor to the semi-monthly school paper which is pub- lished by the journalism class. Mrs. Helen Hundley has classes in Eng'- lish 10 and Latin I and II. She also sponsors the Junior Classical League. Mrs. Miriam Perry is the junior English and Spanish in- structor. She serves as a chairman of the junior class advisors and also of the Christ- mas pageant. 26

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Alfred Doerfler, Don Krannawitter, Virgil Weigel, and Louis Bell are all learning the tech- niques involved in welding. Grover P. Nutt Shops Are New A new metal shop and a new agricultural shop was added to the building in 1953-54. Grover Nutt is in charge of metal shop and head football coach. Edward Schukman is in charge of Vocational agriculture. His job is for eleven months of. the year. Robert Britton is in charge of the wood- working shop. It is the only shop located in the older part of the building. Each spring Bob and his students have a two-day in- dustrial arts display that is visited by hun- dreds of people of the community. General Shop and Football Robert Britton Industrial Arts Edward Schukman Vocational Agriculture

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1 V 1 Miss Blanche Bloxom Librarian George Gatnschet Handwriting M English and Social Science Communications George Gatschet comes to the high school at 2:00 to teach penmanship. The library and supervised study periods are under the guidance of Miss Blanche Bloxom. James Lewis has inherited more than his share of night activities. He directs the all-school play, the junior play, the Thespian one-act p ays, the debate squad, and the forensic activities. His teaching schedule includes speech, dra- matics, and English 9. Miss Mabelle Vandeventer, who taught in Hays High in 1946-47, returned this year as junior high English and social science instruc- tor. She also advises the largest organization in school, the junior Kayettes. fb .Qcu--cl'-4, 5,-. L L X James Lewis Speech and English iss Mabelle Vandeventer For the first time since '51, debate was a part of the school program. Under the direction of James Lewis, speech instructor, the following were out for debate: fseatedj James Lewis, Kay ImMasche, and Jim Lm- enbergeg fstandingj Perry Bemis, Ronald Sharp, Steve Flood, and Denny Lee. 27