Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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Mrs. M a r g a r et Schwartz teaches mathematics and English. and advises the Junior High For- ensic Club. She attended Lawr- ence College for two years and received her B. S. at the Univer sity of Wisconsin. al' , T'V'e 14- 5 . img Her attendance at Moor- head Teachers College and summer schools at the Univer- sities of Minnesota. Colorado. Wisconsin. and North Dakota Agricultural College. brought Mrs. Clara Minne the versatile job of teaching mathematics and geography. Miss Margaret Thull had a very full schedule being head of the Math Department, teach- ing seventh g r a d e math. geometry. senior math. and ad- vising the Cartesian Club. Her B. A. was received from the Universitv of Wisconsin. and her M. A. from Columbia Uni- versity. Miss Jennie A. Golden. Dean of Girls. received her B. A. from the University of Wisconsin. and her M. A. from Columbia Univer- sity. She taught math. element- ary and advanced algebra. and plane geometry. She is also the advisor of the National Honor So- ciety. elementary a l g e b r a algebra, and m t of Mr cr's nd in dition, he is the g during the noon .He did post gradu- ate at the Universities of and Minnesota, and re- '- his B. A. at Augustana College. O A one man presentation of Merchant of Venice was given at a paid assembly. Page Twenty-Three V. .1

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1 31 Joan Graby and Mary Jane Schmer learn R Parlow and R Mxles make bromme techniques of dissecting K 'Nil In addltlon to teachxng gen ual scxence and senlor g6Og1 aphy Mr Kenneth Exworthx was also the head of the sclence depalt ment He wxs educated at Osh kosh State Teachms College 'xx he1c he lecelved hlS B E and at the Uf1lVLlS1tN of ChlC3gO whe1e he was granted an M S degxee umm M1 Waltel Forsberg always happy go luckv recexved h1s B A and M A degrees f1om lJl'llVCISlty 01 XVlSCOf1SlI'1 and dld post gladuatc work at the Un1 VC1SltX of St LOUIS He taught phxs1cs blologx gene1alsc1cnce and vtas chauman of aud1o v1sual axds fOl all the teache1s The blologv teachex M1 Rob ut SLhUCh31t had change of Nu tleus Club and coached C0101 squads He recelved h B S deglcc at St No1be1t College and h1s 'VI S at the UHIVCXSIYW of WISLCJHSIH -4-fm M1 Staffo1d Bvlum Klll As s1stant Pllnupal and chcm stu teachel d1d g1aduate xxo1k at tht UHlV6ISltX of W1 consln aftu IC CGlVlllg hlS B A flom Rlpon Col le-gc Hls 11st of cxtla cu111cula1 att1x1t1es mtludes xthletmc man agel school fmancts and adx 1so1 to thc Studtnt COLIIICII ,C , f ' 2 t li' 'X 'Y ,, 1 f . A E W' ' . . .,1 ' . X - U' ,'. 'N. v ,,' .' . . . 2 - T . ' Y . -1 .1 7 , 1. ' 7 4x 1 . . t I vs' l ' .y . 'l ' I. .' ,' , gs. ., ' .Q .b - , , ' . . v . . , 1- - fy - - v - ' . ' VV ':- 1' w- --.- M :I , IS ' I xi ' . - .. , . 1 u ' I ' - ' . ' 1' ' ' . -1 2 A- 4 X ' Q ' , , ' X f .' . ' - , ' . v - vu

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Proctucol Experience os M Henix Hansen taught drafting a nd mechanics and helped with visual aid progyam of our school Ht attended Stout Institute vwheie he eained his B S degree Mr Lloyd Harmon taught printshop and piinted the school paper He coached golf and Freshman football and basketball M1 Harmon s alma mater is Stout Institute vtheie he eai ned his B S d M S M1 Russell Maduw taught mechanics and machine shop The Rifle Club was also undei h1S direction He ieceived his B E at Oshkosh State Teacheis College and thca attended Stout Institute and Milwaukee State Teachers College Receiving., his B. E. at Osh- kosh State Teac-hers' College, M '. R. E. Gauerke did advance work at Milwaukee State Teachers College and Stout Institute. where he earned his M. S. in 1950. He taught woodshop and coached track. Page Twenty-Four Mxke Homa learns to u e a lathe A Gorham C Ban' F Rondeau and A Felch nspect a wood workmg project me gd!