Menasha High School - Nicolet Yearbook (Menasha, WI)

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llllllllllll ll ,Elllllllllulimllinlllinll uulmnlm uugnll tlllullllln Miss GLADYS MAHAR, Menasha, Wis.- No wonder so many girls enjoy the classes in clothing and foods when they may take these courses from such a capable instructor. Miss VERNA MARSHALL, DePere, Wis.- Sincere interest in solving the indivi- dual difficulties that occur in the typ- ing and shorthand classes has won admiration for Miss Marshall. Miss SIGRID PAULSON, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.-Miss Paulson's sincere interest in her history and civics students is unlimited and many a mind is cleared by her concise sentences. Miss MURIEL SCHRAGE, Oak Park, Ill. -Lights, action, camera! Miss Schra- ge, director of the high school threatri- cals, was new to Menasha this year, and has already shown her ability. Miss LUCILLE SCHWARTZ, Menasha, Wis. -Her friendly personality and good will have earned our high school de- bate coach many friends. Miss Sch- wartz also teaches the seventh grade. MR. H. L. SHERMAN, Menasha, Wis.- As a vocational teacher, Mr. Sherman ranks with the best, and he makes a good headlinesman at football games, too. Miss CAROL WALKER, Markesan, Wis.- Coupled with that discrimination needed in a mathematics teacher, Miss Walker has a genial disposition which has won her a host of friends. MR. L. A. WIENBERGEN, Platteville, Wis. -Mr. Wienbergen is assistant band director, and also has charge of the general science and biology classes. His first year at Menasha High, yet how well known he is! Ao Senior Advisers: Miss Isabel Biddle, Miss Sigrid Paulson, Mr. Junior Advisers: Mr. W. J. Chapitis, Miss Daisy Acker, Miss Sophomore Advisers: Miss Verna Marshall, Mr. A. J. Armstrong, Freshman Advisers: Miss Helen Carry, Mr. H. O. Grijith, Mr. L. I 23 1 M. J. Gegan Jeanette' Fox Miss Carol Walker A. Wienbergen

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r 04 I llilm lllmnlmlu ll ill lllllllllllll Miss LiLL1AN FAHRBACH, Menasha, Wis. -Smiles greet us when we purchase paper and pencils, and eflicient hands give us tickets to games. We are for- tunate in having such a capable secre- tary. Miss JEANETTE Fox, Chilton, Wis.- Through her work with the Girls' Athletic association, Miss Fox, our charming librarian, has shown her ability to understand students. MR. M. J. GEGAN, Menasha, Wis.-- As an aid in our scientific research, Mr. Gegan has brought a deeper un- derstanding and interest in the scien- tific world to us. MR. H. O. GRIFFITH, Menasha, Wis.- The number of graduates employed in printing in Menasha speaks well for the instruction of Mr. Griffith who also is adviser for the Printers' club. Miss MARTI-IA HERMAN, Manawa, Wis.- The vocational school owes much to Miss Herman for efficient instruction. Her schools were Stevens Point college and the University of Wisconsin. Miss AMELIA HORN, Barron, Wis.- Miss Horn has proved herself a true supporter of high school activities. She has charge of vocational home eco- nomics classes. Miss DOLORES KASEL, Menasha, Wis.- Miss Kasel, dental hygienist, has ful- filled her position well. She is new to the high school this year, and already she has hosts of friends. MR. L. E. KRAFT, Menasha, Wis.-You can drop into the band room at almost any time and find Mr. Kraft giving special lessons. He works hard and turns out championship bands. MR. L. E. LINDQUIST, Menasha, Wis.- Our genial manual arts teacher is well known by the students in his woodworking classes. His popularity is shown by the number of his pupils. Miss HAZEL LOPAs, Menasha, Wis.- Service seems to be her motto. Miss Lopas' cheery smile greets us in the hall and on the stairways, as she goes about her duties as office assistant. l22l

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