Iowa City High School - Red and White Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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lgucficaj .Jaffa ABOVE: Mr. Roy Bartholomew, mechan- ical drawing teacher, shows Mr. Lee Bader, shop instructor, the fine art of the prac- tical art of drawing house plans. cg--N ABOVE: Mr. George Bowman, driver educa- tion instructor, emphasizes the responsibility of being behind the wheel. FV x .4 QF X' S34 'af can-KN --ff ' ' . M-K, S . Y Q . I . i . 7' Q V v 0 o ' b . p M' - , H. ABOVE: Mrs. Phyllis Yager, textiles in- structor, demonstrates one of the school's new sewing machines to Miss Byrdine Reece, foods teacher and director of the cafeteria. LEFT: Mr. Ralph Wahrer, distributive edu- cation, boohheeping and typing instructor, points out the artistic display case to Mrs. Alberta Code, shorthand and typing teacher. Tw i f . ,

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CIILJ c7gal'L9llf6l9e5 2 fl? -f,.fe 8-0 I s 5!JXNll ABOVE: The two college English teachers, Miss Elizabeth Winbigler, left, and Mrs. Anne Nordhus, who is also Red and White adviser, diligently plan a test over Macbeth. BELOW: Which came first: the chicken or the egg? is the topic of debate by Mrs. Maxine Delmare, left, vocational English and debate teacher, and Miss Helen Baird, speech and dra- matics instructor. 1. f , ,sm ii I ,f. 7 n Q mu is I4 I5 I6 I7 IN x lulllllflllfn ABOVE: Discussing the romantic his- tory of the romance languages are Mr. Ray- mond Lavalee, Spanish and French teacher, and Mrs. Mary Reid, Latin instructor. BELOW: Mr. Glenn Van Horne, English and journalism instructor, tells Mrs. Martha Potter, 9th grade English and German teach- er, the latest about his angelic journalism students. wx, uu- 2 zfzszvxo -31,-A' W3