Kenosha High School - Spy Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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milhifeh efBl2I'gl2U DIED JANUARY zs. 1949 An understanding teacher and an understanding friend Florence Baar M.A .... Ona Andrews MA .... C. E. Bayler Ph.B .... Florence Caswell M.A. . . . Russell Cosner M.S. . . . Lydia Goerz Ph.M .... Tella Griffin MA .... Catherine No- vack M.A .... Richard Nye M.A. NT 1 i 1 Campbell Baldwin Duncan Hartzell Hermsen Iohnson Kronenwetter Oates Elsie Cumro Baldwin M.A .... Lois lean Campbell M.A .... Mabel B. Dun- can M.A .... T. L. Hartzell M.Ed .... Leon Hermsen B.A .... Avis lohnson M.A .... Evelyn Kronenwetter M.A .... Caryl Lucille Oates M.A. Our commercial department . . . where the bookkeepers and stenographers of tomor- row are hard at work master- ing shorthand, typing, busi- ness practice, and comptom- etry.

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'TJ Eyes and ears are alert to Mr. Walter as he explains a physics theory. I 1. 9, .. I ' .MJ I r di bf SEIE EE - MATH Uur science and mathc matics departments . . a world of microscopes sulfuric acid, compasses and pickled frogs, when scientists of the futur. are already experiment ing and solving prob lems. Mary Doherty M.A .... Donal Buck MA .... Byron Dave' M.A .... Harold Foote M.S. . . Lydia Goerz Ph.M .... B. Vl Huberty B.A .... W. C. Krus M.A .... Charles Walter MJ! . . . Philip Whitaker MA. Doherty Andrews Baar Bayler Buck Caswell Cosner Davey Foote Goerz Griffin Huberty Kruse Novack Nye Walter Whitaker ..18.-.

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Home economics . . . a realm of enticing odors, the needle and thread, person- al grooming habits, and baby care in- structions, where the next generation of model wives learn the complexities of housekeeping. A busy hour is spent in learning the culinary arts. Marjorie Corbin MA .... A Freeberg B.S .... H. A. Lu M.A .... Teresa McDonouc Ph.M .... B. D. Reppert B.S Harriet F. Smith . . . Harvard 1 Smith M.S .... Florence Sokol M.A .... Edward Thomas M . . . H. D. Valaske Freeberq Link Heppert Sokolik Corbin Smith Thomas Valaske McDonough Smith