Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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Jean McVane puts her study hall to good use I come, vidi, conquistef Mis Patricia Hanzlick who received hei B A from Ripon College taught Eng lish and Spanish She also directed the Junior Class Play CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN all Miss Marlyn Simonson new advisol of Latin Club ieceived hex B S from Oshkosh State Teacheis College and attended summer school at the University of Wisconsin. She was kept very busy teaching English 12 and Latin I and II. Page Eighteen AQ' WMM Miss Lillian Krohn head ol the English depaitment ieceived hex B A at the University of Chicago where she also did grad uate work She taught English and was head of the TAB Club V W-if is 1' K 2 x ,- Do you ever wonder who makes our Mariner the success it is? The credit belongs to M William Jones who was the ad visor to the Mariner. He also taught English and journalism. He earned his B. S. degree at Milwaukee State Teachers Col- lege. New this yeai was Miss Lila Mae Schloerb who taught sopho more and seventh glade English The biggest project for her this year was the Senior Class Play. She received her B. S. degree in English from Gshkosh State Teachers College.

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:QQY1 In add1t1on to teachmg chem1stry Mr Stafford By1um found t1me to take on the many responslbllltles of bemg Ass1stant Pr1nc1pal School F1 nance Off1cer Athlet1c Man ager and advlsor to the Stu dent Counc1l However stu dents can always count on hlm always w1ll1ng to g1VE aSS1St ance whele lt Was needed Isabel Schwlchienberg and Eleanor Beatne help Mr Waterpool the Supermiendeni SUPERVISORS M1ss Jenn1e Golden our Dean of Glrls was o f t e n welghed down w1th her mam respons1b1l1t1es Even though she staunchly advocated d1SC1 for her charges she was Stlll human and understandlng She was always very busy carrymg out her many dutles Among these were teachlng math s1gn mg passes and excuses and actlng as adv1sor to the Na txonal Honol SOClCtj Mr W C Godson our pr1nc1pal IS apt to be the f1rst person seen by many students new and old on the1r flrst day IH school After that he w1ll probably be the hardest per son on the campus to fmd due to h1s manv and Vafled school and CIVIC act1v1t1es Although hrs face may be grave at tunes there IS usuallv 1 twmkle IH h1s eye show1ng that he understands the stu dents and thelr problems and ls always Wllllflg to help Loxs Wagner and Eumce Goldsmuh see that the hxgh school offxce xs kept runmng smoothly Page Sex entc-en ' 4' ' Q : 1 l , g E , - ' f . I . . , l .- , , , E ,- - . ' . 1 1 A ' N' ' 7 . ' - I I . SS H true ffielld and he WHS pline and character building . . ' .' ' ' - ' . 5 - , . l ' , ' A , 1 ' . . ' - H - 7' - c D l A I - ' . Y n I , - I P l , ,

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Longuoge, 4 24 'N AHROWSMITH read by Englxsh classes Mlss Al1ce Sunstrom dl rector of Footlxght Players re cexved her B A degree Englxsh from Carroll College She also d1d graduate work at the Un1vers1ty of WISCODSIH and Chlcago Angus WI Mlss Allce Colburn taught Englxsh 11 and speech Among her many extra currlcular act1v1 tles were Twelfth Nlght and Forensxcs She recelved her B S degree from Oshkosh State Teachers College History, cmd Fine Arts B9S1d8S teach1ng h1story and Englxsh Mrs Mary Koberstem was advlsor for Junlor Llbrary Councll She recelvecl her B S degree from Rxver Falls State Teachers College Seventh and Elghth grade art and Engllsh and Pep Club were under the dlrectxon of Mlss Ar lene Flemlng She attended Edgewood College and the Um verslty of WISCONSIN recelvmg hex B S In Art Educatlon ary NIISS L11l1an Bruce Marmette H1gh Schools capable llbrarxan recelved hex B A degree from the UHlV6TS1tY of Wlsconsm and her M S at Columbla Un1vers1ty Hex extra currxcular actxvlty IS the Llbrary Council Page Nmeteen ' . . ' nl V . ' A . af . fl f W 1 M 7 5 r , k I P V ,. Af , A 'ri' Q - VM, .W V: A ., Z . ' Ab'-' . 1 mwmm 125 T, , 'f T A ' , Z. 'Q' ' ,,:!' . it . - - s l - -