Hinckley High School - Vulcan Yearbook (Hinckley, MN)

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MISS CARLSON Our commercial teacher comes from Finley, North Da- kota. She received her B.A. degree at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. Her interests are classical music and sports and she enjoys cooking and reading. MRS. BJERKE Born in the Netherlands and grew up in Sandstone, Minn. Her hobby is raising flowers, special interest is reading. She teaches sopho- more and junior English. Re- ceived B. E. at St. Cloud and Masters degree at the Univer- sity of Colorado. MISS JONES Our science and biology teacher; her hobbies are pho tography, collecting insects and rocks. Her hometown is St. Cloud where she received her B. A. She received her M S. from the University or Michigan at Ann Arbor. MISS SONSTENG The home economics teach- er at H. H. S. She graduated from Augsburg College, Min- neapolis. Her hobby is pen- cil sketching; her favorite pas- time is listening to records and eating Italian spaghetti. She comes from Salol, Minn. MR. TEW The junior high teacher— hails from our hometo«vn, Hinckley. He received a B.S degree at the University of Minnesota. His hobbies vary from reading to outdoor sports MRS. HENDERSHOT Teaches girls Physical Edu- cation, health, and eighth and ninth grade English. Her hometown is Mora, Minn. She graduated from Augsburg College in Minneapolis. Her favorite pastime is being with her family over weekends. 5

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■Mfi? : rw. MR. NESS The superintendent of our school. His hometown is Fer- tile, Minn. He attended Augs- burg College where he re- ceived a B. A. degree and the University of Minnesota where he received his M. A. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. He backs our school activities. MARGARET SEBALD One of those exceptional girls who seem to be eyery place at once. She’s Mr. Ness's right hand; always willing to help out in a pinch. MISS SCHADE Our principal and teacher of senior English. Her hobby is traveling. She has been to most of the states in the Uni- ted States, to Canada, Mex- ico and several European countries. She received her B.A. at Macalester and her M.A. at the U. of M. At al- most any time you will see her busy with the many school activities which she backs with enthusiasm. THE FACULTY OF POLARLAND MR. EASTMAN Our music teacher; directs the band, chorus, and glee clubs as well as the octet and sextette. He also teaches sev- eral music lessons every day. MR. ANDRESEN Teaches English and is tf e school librarian. He hailo from Duluth. His special interest is fishing; he has a hobby of woodworking. He has an As- sociated Arts degree at the University of Minnesota and B.A. at Hamline. One of his favorite expressions is, vlt's what you learn after you know it all that counts.” MR. MITTON Our senior fdvisor and homeroom instructor; teaches agriculture. His hometown is Staples, Minnesota, and he re- ceived his B. A. degree at the University of Minnesota. An outdoor man, he enjoys hunt- ing and fishing. 4

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MR. JACOBSON Teaches social studies, Am- erican history, world h.s'.ory, is interested in golf and tennir. He enjoys collecting records. His hometown is Montevideo, Minnesota. He attended Mac- alester College. MR. ERICKSON Received his B. A. degree at Augsburg and Master's de- gree at the University of Min- nesota. His special interests are music and traveling. He teaches geometry, chemistry, and physics; manages the ser- vice club and student council. His hobbies are photography and reading. MR. WESTBERG The advisor of our annual and industrial arts teacher. He hails from Superior, Wiscon- sin, and received his B. S. de- gree at Stout Institute. His hobbies are woodwork and photography. MR. MUSHEL Our basketball coach and i.isistant football coach hails from Aitkin, Minnesota, fie likes to hunt, fish, and travel He teaches social studies and business. He received his B. A. degree at Bemidji State; ir now studying to be a Guid- nnc instructor and plans to go to the University of Colo- rado. MR. MILLER Our football coach and as- sistant basket ball coach - re- ceived his B.A. degree at Gus- tavus Adolphus College. He teaches junior high mathema- tics. His hobby is collecting and saving $1,000 bills - he hasn’t any yet. Participating in some athleti contests his favorite pastime. 6