Kenosha High School - Spy Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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In the sparkling sun, Miss Duncan's Modern History Class soaks up the warm rays and new knowledge. SUEIHL SIIIE IIE -10 Martelle Hansen Hastings Owens Raishol Smith -22- W. W. Martelle M.A .... Matilda Han- sen M.A .... Hope Hastings MA .... W. F. Owens M.A .... Martin Rafshol M.A .... Glenn Smith M.A. Our social science department . . . a group of ever-changing studies, where students delve back into history, keep pace with current events, and pre- pare themselves to become in- telligent citizens of their coun- try and the world. Industrial arts . . . a factory of complex machinery, where boys are taught printing, me- chanical drawing, electricity, radio, engine overhaul, and many other trades.

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Under the supervision of Ianice Van Caster. Frank Conley, Irma Mattiazzi, Betty Norgaard, and Bob Soderberg crowd the desk to sign lor a library hour. Dorothy Slater Ph.B. Library, Spy . . . Elsie Reed B.A. Library . . . Ianice Peter- sen Van Caster Library . . . Iohn Davie Ph.B. Speech . . . Kenneth D. Brow lVI.A. Art . . . Sam P. Christy BA. Art . . . Catherine Hargrave M.A. Music . . . Howard Dunham B.S. Band, Orchestra Slater Reed Van Caster Davies Brown Christy Hargrave Dunham 1211 Fine Arts . . . an en- chanted world of music, books, art. and the theater. where students learn that sleeping and eating are not the only delightful rec- reations in life.

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eeefPHYs11:A1ffeeee L. E. Engle B.A .... Shirley Iameson MA .... I. A. Peel M.S .... William H. Schumacher M.S .... Andrew P. Smith M.A .... Ruth Spaulding B.S .... Iames Trebbin . . . Mildred Vanderhoof MA. Our physical education de- partment . . . where the gyms, swimming pool, and locker rooms are in full swing all day developing brawn, athletic skills, and aching muscles. Vanderhooi Engle Iameson Kupierschmidt Peel Schumacher Smith Spaulding Trebbin