Mandan High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mandan, ND)

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, . NX 13 52 x y - Ni' One perso ryone looks up to Cnot o ecause of his great hei htl ' basketball coach Paul Br r m. Makes men as well as ball players out of the raw grade adviser and Science teach- er ,. . attended North Dakota 'yterial given him is Eighth State College and has taught for seven years. J 1 K . Q . X, R Tyla , 1 ti Mandan High's own Jean Fitz- simmons is back this year as .lean Brazda, as well as Span- ish and English teacher also an alumna of the University of North Dakota and of Rosary Col- lege taught in Montana and Nevada for two years. Her two children Stephen and Mary Lynn lleep her pretty busy outside of school hours still enioys horseback riding, reading, and sewing. School Personnel sf i ,tb Valley City State Teachers College and the Universities at North Dakota, Miami, and Wisconsin make Leo Amundson more than well suited for his iob as World and U.S, History teacher al- though in his first year here, has live 'Y of experience behind him . . . manages the school's hot lunch program and is extremely interested in sports, , .lfx .. lr. SECRETARIESNIQJHE SUFERINQENDENT cusToDlANs f' Margaret Helbling, Paulin Martin, Norma Jean Price. M George Hoffman, Nick Beckler, John Bullinger r-5 Q -4

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Although this is her first ye of teaching Rita Ann B u- mann s Biology clas are dissecting like pro was helped long th bad to her career the ollege of St. Catheri Af University of Min a . . . advises Science b with a fresh new inlere and also advises the n class outside in- t' sts include music and dogs. Physics, Chemistry, and General Science are worth taking iust to be under the mastery of the Junior class adviser George Fors. His ever present sense of humor has been with him through all the l3 years he has taught here called Daddy by two little boys he is one teacher we could not do without . .. has B.A. degree from St. Olaf's College and finished his M.A. at the University of North Dakota last summer. The Chieftain staff has a debt of gratitude to him for his wonderful co-operativeness in taking the yearbook pictures. -1.- -us iw: 11 ig Commercial teacher Marcella Wagner teaches future secre- taries the ways of the wise in the business world. Taught three years since graduating from the University of North Dakota Sophomore class runs smoothly with her help. Music, reading, steak, and sports appeal to her after a teaching day. Relaxing after a busy day of tousling with Saventh and Eighth graders is Ronald Harsh, Math and History teacher ,. . a graduate of St. Cloud State Teachers College worked in Army Finance Department for 18 months. Believes a planned future is the key to success. Fourth year at Mandan advises Seventh grade class. Admires neatness, briefness, and sincerity in people . . . an outdoor man, likes to hunt, fish, and travel. To live, let live, and help live' is the philosophy which History teacher Mabel Planer has carried through life . . . her outlook on life has been broadened by extensive travel at home and abroad, from which she gathered some first hand information for the world history book on which she collaborated with Dr. W. L. Neff. Helps many girls with their problems as Dean of Girls and through G.C.C.R. highly educated, has attended the Universities of Minnesota, Washington, and Iowa also Fordham University. . W or Xe N

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