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

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HILL! SZQOPL5 m rg if ,4 2-f-147' ABOVE: Mr. Frank Bates, head foot- ball coach, proves that being athletic ABOVE: No, that's not modern art that Mr. William Holm- director Involve' a lot of Paperwork' strom, basketball coach, has drawn on the boardg it's a basketball diagram! BELOW: Mrs. Dorothy Huff, left, and Mrs. Clarice Flagel, girls' physical education in- structors, demonstrate to an attentive audi- ence in a gym class the correct way to hit the bird over the net. ABOVE: Mr. Chick Forwald, physical educa- tion instructor and coach, must be relating what happened in his study hall to Mr. R-obert White, I ' assistant football and basketball coach, and Mr. Dale Scannell, sophomore football coach.

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ABOVE: Miss Margaret Metzger, V mathematics teacher, surveys her ge- ometry handiwork cience, WMA ABOVE: What happens if I pull this switch ? Mr. Dale Scannell, chemistry teacher, asks Mrs. Helen Bovenmeyer, physics and consumers mathematics instructor. ABOVE: 'Whooooo' says biology isn't a lot of fun? ash biology teachers Miss Eclna Flesner and Mr. Harry Mauseth, wh-o also instructs pho- tography. BELOW: Proving that a teacher's day is never over is Mr. Arnold Fransen, mathe- matics instructor, as he works late at his desk. fl' fl M' if Pi, 3,5 K

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ABOVE: Always ready to help those who enter her world of boohs is Miss Aleta Malmberg, librarian. BELOW: Sitting down on the job is a rarity for busy custodians. FRONT ROW: Mr. Charles Gibb, Mr. Anthony Kinella. BACK ROW: Mr. Ralph Ster- ner, Mr. Francis Schmidt. Not pictured: Mr. Melvin Grimm. BELOW: Guarding the health of all the students is the big responsibility of Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, school nurse. sr-I BELOW: Miss Minnie Wolz, Mrs. Minnie Roth, and Miss Agnes Kelly are the cooks who concoct everything from soup to nuts for the City High cafeteria. Not pic- tured: Mrs. Kathryn Beecher. 'Qkv' I h J ...gud