Hooper High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hooper, Nebraska)

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Virginia Schroeder, wife of our principal, in¬ structed senior high school and junior high school music on a half time basis. Next year she is planning to devote all her time to her home and three small children. Mr. John Parde has done an excellent job of directing the band; they received top ratings again this year. He is leaving his teaching position in Hooper after this year to manage his store (Parde Music Center) in Fremont. This is Mrs. Fellows second year at Hooper High as office secretary. She resides in Hooper with her husband and two daughters. Although she performs many duties, she is seen most often delivering telephone messages, and check¬ ing tickets in the lunch line. Mrs. Harry Geisler and Mrs. John Schiessler, the school chefs, are to be given the credit for the planning and serving of school lunches during the year. Clarence Hiebenthal and Bill Gerathewahl served as custodians this year for the grade and high school buildings. Their work, which begins very early in the morning, is taken for granted until someone has to move out of the way of a mop. 9

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Mrs. Alice Osterloh resides with her husband, Irvin Osterloh, on, on their farm about a mile and a half north of Hooper. They are the parents of two children, Warren and J anice. Mrs. Osterloh has been teaching several years in the Junior High Depart¬ ment and also taught English on several occasions in the High School. Although she teaches only in the morning, her duties include two sections of Junior English and one section of Senior English in addition to Junior High Art onFriday. “Studying Hard?” Mr. Kenneth Johnson has just completed his second year of teaching English in Hooper High School. He taught two sec¬ tions of Freshman English, two sections of Sophomore English and Speech as well as sponsoring the Freshman Class and co-sponsoring the Paper Staff. He also directed the Junior Class Play, “The Curious Savage.” Mr. Johnson received his Bache¬ lors Degree from the University of Ne¬ braska in 1956. He lives with his parents near Wahoo and enjoys the occupation of farm¬ er in the summer. “Fascinating Work?” 8

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SEATED: Mrs. Esther Row, Mrs. Letha Barber, Mrs. Evelyn Daubert, Junior High School Principal. STANDING: Mrs. Golda Wilkening, Mrs. Alice Shaffer, Mrs. Arlene Jackson, Miss Orinda Mundhenke. NOT PICTURED: Riley Ruby. “THE FAIRY DANCE” FOUR FEATHERS WEST was thetitle of an operetta presented by the lower grade children on December 6. The Operetta was directed by Mrs. Virginia Schroeder with the assistance of grade teachers. The operetta brought out the idea that everyone has a place in this world which he must fill. 10 “BOTTOMS UP!” This past year a milk program was again set up for the grade school children. Under this system the grade school children enjoyed milk and crackers in the morning and afternoon for a small fee.