Mandan High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mandan, ND)

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Through the administration of Superintendent W. L. Neff, the wheels of our education run smoothly. A well educated man received B.A. and M.A. degrees from Notre Dame and an Ed. D. from Stanford University, Has been with Manclan Schools for 20 years is co-author of World History for a Better World, likes to play bridge, hunt, and fish. Through trouble and turmoil he always has a smiling face never too busy to help a teacher or a student with his problems. By their administration . . . f . ,J ' ' The busiest man with the fullest schedule is August L. Spiss, who always seems to be in demand a graduate of River Falls State Teachers College and the University of Iowa . .. also dubs in as Advanced Algebra teacher. As a relief from heavy duties as principal he likes and enioys steak, reading, and square dancing. In the two years he has been here, he has won the admiration and respect of a large following of students. ag W. R. Russell A. J. Fix Harriet McClelland Dr. P. L. Blumenthal C. W. Albers M. J. Reichert Fred Conrath Sr. BOARD OF EDUCATION