Mayville High School - Rocket Yearbook (Mayville, WI)

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John G. Mattlte Josephine M. Kildsig Page 'IO Freda M. Sanner ffa Ufmfefwifi LK, ln December of this year one of our best-lilced, most efficient teach- ers, Mr. Mattlce, left Mayville High School to join the armed forces. Mr. Mattlce graduated from the University of Wisconsin, taught one year at Janesville, one year at Roclcford, and three and one-half years at Mayville. At Mayville he had charge of Arithmetic 8, Algebra 'lO, Geometry 'l'i, Practical Mathematics 'lO, and Junior Business Training besides being a Boy Scout leader and a senior class advisor. Ar the time of Writing Mr, Mattlte is a sergeant at Camp Philipps, Kansas. The navy Won out when Miss Kildsig left the Mayville faculty to be married to Chief Petty Qfficer Stanley Bezvoda. Miss Kildsig graduated from the Qshkosh State Teachers College, taught at Shiocton, and three and one-half years at Mayville. English, 7, 8, and 9, coaching extem- poraneous reading, declamations, all school plays and senior class plays, and assisting in Girl Scout leadership were her activities, Mayville lost a fine, cheerful personality and an excellent dramatic coach when Miss Kildsig left. She is novv living in Bremerton, Washington, where Mr. Bezvoda is stationed. This year our efficient f-lome Economics teacher, Miss Sanner, left the teaching profession entirely to talce a much advanced position as the Home Management Supervisor of the Farm Security Administration at Superior. Miss Sanner, a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, taught one and-one-half years at Mayville where she had charge of l-lomemalcing 9, 'lO, 'i'i, and 'lQ, part-time and adult homemalcing classes and Future l-lomemalcers of America, and was an advisor for G.A.A. Miss Sanner is widely missed at Mayville and we hope she finds her new profession a happy and successful one. For six years Mrs. Elvie Springer was a most efficient secretary to the superintendent and all around helper for students and teachers, but she has now decided to use her abilities elsewhere. The loss of Mrs. Springer is indeed a loss to Mayville l-ligh.

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Ca Ifalna JOHN S. KIMBALL When l hear that serenade- Beginners and Senior Band Chorus Grade singing 5, 6, 7, 8 Triple trio Dance orchestra Classical orchestra Freshman Class Advisor Lawrence College University of Wisconsin Five years at Markesan One year at Mayville DONALD l-l. KOEPPE Let's all take out a half sheet of paper Social Problems 'IQ Social Science 9 Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 17 Senior Class Advisor Director of Victory Corps l-lope College WhitewaterState Teachers College Marquette University Four years at Cedar Grove Six years at Mayville BETTY J. PEREGO RUTH SMITH Let's Figure my income tax today Now if you want a good car' Geometry Librarian Algebra English 11 Advanced Algebra Eighth Grade Advisor Arithmetic 8 Leader of Girl Scout Troop 1 Practical Mathematics Girl Scout Advisor Milwaukee State Teachers College One year at Mayville Director of Junior Red Cross Assisted with paper Central State Teachers College University of Wisconsin Three years at Burnett One year at Freedom One year at Mayville WALTER R. SMITH i'Get out of that mood, we're going to debate English 11, 1Q Commercial Law Retail Selling Speech 10, 11,12 Debate Coach Extemporaneous Speaking Coach Oshkosh State Teachers College Seven years at Mayville GERTRUDE SCI-IROEDER Study your Germany we may soon be marching through Berlin German 11, 19 English 10 Assistant Girl Scout Leader Sophomore Class Advisor University of Wisconsin Two years at Mayville RONALD S. Wl-llTFORD BEATRICE PETERS There will never, ever be an- Pd55fl12 detention Sli!-US other-explosion A Secretary to Superintendent Cl1CmiSlVY One year at Mayville Physics Boy's Physical Education B Squad Basketball Coach B Squad Football Coach Baseball Coach Milton College Thirteen years at Mayville Page 9

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51.4 QW., Left to right: N. Stipanovic, Mr. Guse, Mr. Frank, M. Stipanovic JANITGRS lf there,s ever anything you need, just call on Mr. Guse. Maven has been our faithful janitor lor eighteen years. l-lis is the task ol keeping the academy warm and clean, and that's a big job. To Mr. Guse and his assistants, Mr. Frank, Nickie Stipanovic and Milan Stipanovic, a royal navy salutel ACADEMY SCHEDULE At 8:30 each morning from Monday through Friday the Ulast bell summons May- ville ucadetsn to their vvork. Three sixty minute periods plus the l-lome Room period occupy the forenoon. After a noon recess from 'l'l:45 to 19:50 PEM., the classes are again resumed. The afternoon consists of Five Forty-Five minute periods, one of which is rotating, so that each afternoon class actually meets only lour times each week. These arrangements were necessary for the nevvly Formed Victory program. Every second Thursday, students are shovvn free movies ol educational and current interest. Assem- blies and pep programs are scheduled at intervals. Each student is given a choice of one ol four courses of study, general, commercial, college preparatory, or agriculture, to pursue throughout his high school career. Page 'Vi