Luther L Wright High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ironwood, MI)

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1916 THE HEMATITE 1917 Ironwood High School Faculty BENJ. W. TAPPER Chippewa Falls, Wis., High School 1911; Stout Institute 1913; Manual Training Department, Ironwood Schools 1913-’! . H. M. CLARK Menominee, Wis., High School 1911 ; Stout Institute 1913; Manual Training Department, Ironwood Schools 1913-T7. GUY J. MASON Pepin. Wis., High School 1913; Stout Institute 1915; Manual Training Department, Ironwood Schools 1915-'17. ABRAHAM ANDERSON Ironwood High School 1911 ; Stout Institute 1915; Manual Training Department, Ironwood Schools 1915-T7. Page Fifteen

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THE HEMATITE 1917 Ironwood High School Faculty ELIZA 1 VET H EOF HER G Ironwood High School 1912; Michigan Agricultural College 1915; Domestic Science Department. Ironwood Schools 1915-T7. ESTHER FORSLUND Ironwood High School 1912: Stout Institute 1914; University of Wisconsin, Summer 1916; Domestic Science Department. Ironwood Schools 1915-T7. MILDRED L. MILLER Menominee High School 1914; Stout Institute 1916; Instructor Domestic Science Department. Ironwood Schools 1916-17. ELMER E. MILLER Menominee. Wis., High School 1903; Stout Institute 1904-'05; Instructor Manual Training. Deer Lodge, Mont., H. S. 1905-'06; Instructor Manual Training, Lead, S. D.. High School 1906-'07; Principal Manual Training Department, Ironwood Schools 1907-T7. Page Fourteen

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1916 THE HEM A TITE PROF.” NICHOLS AND HIS STAFF Anyone who lias attended the Ironwood I ligh School, knows “Prof.” Nichols, and his smile. Rain or shine, his smile never goes away. It is the typical smile of the Ironwood School; the smile Mr. Watson instituted and that every Iron-woodite has come to love. Prof, “blew into Ironwood one day in July, twenty-four years ago, and since then he has been an invaluable part of the High School. Prof, laughs with all the gav, and sympathizes with the sorrowing students. I le attends all football games •—and if you don’t want to come to see the game—which is usually exciting—you decide to come anyhow to say “Hello to Prof. He is a thorough cleaner, and as tidy and neat as neat can be. Prof, has a good, efficient assistant in the tidy and genial Mr. Paillies. We hope that both “Prof.” and Mr. Baillies will remain with us many a year anti continue to gladden the hearts of the students. MR. KEESE Older people realize what a great institution school is, but little children do not and sometimes they play hookey. Under the supervision of Mr. H. Keese, the number of hookeys has decreased to a minimum. Mr. Keese is a genial old man, with a pleasant manner. All the little children know him well and they know, too, that it's for their good he watches them. Mr. Keese occasionally visits the High School, and we are very glad to see him. We hope Mr. Keese will remain with us for many years. Page Sixteen