Le Mars Community High School - Bark Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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HARYICY N. KLl'1'Kll0lIN, A.B., M. A. Siilmwiiitl-iimlviit an1lArtinf llrinvipal HERBERT ADAMS, B. S. Assistant Prinvipal, Cove-rxmu-lit, I':C'0llHIIllCS MARTHA Kl'l-IBLER. B. S. Normal Training GEORGE PETERS, B. S, Agriculture GVEKRY FURT, li. S.. M. A. History, Sm-ial Prulvll-ills. Dvlmtcl EVADI-ILL RRINK. A, B.. M. A. Engliali and Ilraniatics INIERYTN .l, FOAYAN. A. B. Vovational DOROTHY BRIXGMAX, A. B. Home Ewmirmiii-S, Pliysimll Education CHESTER ll, IIYIALANIJ, H, S. Industrial Arts EUGI-IN!-I CAREY, B. S.. li. Fl. Athletic-s and Matlioxnatic-s ELAINE ALMICN, R. N. School Nurse ARNOLD L, STII-INTJES, A. li., M. A. Science MARION UTLEY, B. A. Art, English, Dramatics FERN WALKER, A. B. Office Secretary EIAYNARD ADEKHOLD, B. S. Commercial and Biology EARL HAMMOND, A. B. Manual Training HAROLD L. HENDERSON, B. S. Commercial MARY SEYMOUR, B. A, Girls Vocal Music, Strings RICHARD G. PARKER, B. A., B. M., M. A. Vocal and Instrumental Music ACULTY

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IHillWll!lIlll!IIllHillHillHillHllHillHilllIIIlUHIHillHlulU SCHOCL BOARD Le-ft to Right: tivo. NY. Koenig, Dr. L. l'. 0'T4mlv, T, li, Parker, Geo. NV. Sturges, CSOc.jg Geo. Palvlik, li. S, Bowers, Ql'r'cs.Jg H. N. Klurklmlm tLS1i1it.D Not in picture, Jon-l T. Slll'llll0l'd. QTM-:1s.5 An important factor in the progress and growth of the LeMars Public Schools during the past sixty years has been the unselfish service and devotion, and the lead- ership and vlsion of the men and Women who have served as members and officers of the Board of Education during that period. Receiving' no monetary remuneration for their services, these public-minded citizens through the years have devoted many hours to the cause of education in this community. During the six decades which have passed since the first class was graduated from L. H. S. there has not only been a large increase in the school enrollment but there has been a marked expansion in the curriculum and in the physical plant as well. The spacious buildings, the up-to-date equipment, and the modern school pro- gram which we of 1941 enjoy are the fruits of the vision and the planning and the labors of those who have served and are serving as the educational leaders of our community. It is with a deep sense of gratitude, therefore, that we pay tribute to the Board of Education of 1941 by presenting this page of the anniversary of THE BARK in their honor. SIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllxllllllllllllllIllllIIHNIIHNIHNl4HlIWlIIIHIIIi

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lHHlllHIHIIIHIIIHIIINWIHillHillIIHIH!IlIIIIliIIIlIIIIlIIIiIE BARK STAFF Barbara Hentges .... ...... E ditor-in-Chief Bill Irwin .............. ....... A ssistant Editor Mark Meis .................. ............... S ports Editor - Donald Walz ................ ...... P hotography Editor i Laverne Varenhorst ....... .,.. S enior Class Editor I Norma Jeanne Wulf ....... ........... H umor Editor i Phyllis Merritt ........,.... ....... B usiness Manager E Merlin Mohning ..... ........................ J unior High Editor i Ruth Weidauer ....... ....... J unior and Sophomore Editor i Alberta Null ..... .............................. A1 umni Editor i Chan Pitts ..... .... ...... G e neral Activities Editor ? Ruth Cooper ......,..... ............................. A rt Editor i Kermeth Harnack ..... ...... M usic Editor E Helen Scheitler ,.,., ............ T ypist i Arnold Stientjes ....... ..,.,, S ponsor i E ! i Q gllillllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllHHlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHHIIIIlllll