Menasha High School - Nicolet Yearbook (Menasha, WI)

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Their Leadershgu and Guidance lil LANGUAGE: Miss Bientang. l2l ENGLISH: Mr. Rippl, Mr. Johnson, Miss Kelly, Mr. Schoening. l3l LIBRARY: Miss Wooderick. MATHEMATICS: Miss Sauer, Miss Walker, Mr. Pelton. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mr. Granouski, Mr. Knox, Mr. Hal- versen. 12 MISS BERTHA BIENFANG B.E., Whitewater State College. MR. WILLIAM RIPPL B.A., B.S., Oshkosh State College. MR. HARRY JOHNSON B.S., Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point. MISS MARGARET KELLY B.E., Wisconsin State College, River Falls, University of Wisconsin, University ot Minnesota. MR. DALTON SCHOENING B.S., University of Wisconsin MR. JOHN NOVOKOFSKI B.E., Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh, M.A., Northwest- ern University. MISS AGNES WOODERICK B.E., Wisconsin State College, Milwaukee, M.S., University ot Wisconsin. MISS MARYMARGARET SAUER B.S., Platteville State College. MISS CAROL WALKER B.A., University of Wisconsin, M,A., Columbia University. MR. HAROLD PELTON B.S., Milton College. MR. JOHN GRONOUSKI Wisconsin State College, Milwaukee, Stout State College, University ot Wisconsin. MR. V. N. KNOX B.S., Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh, University of Wisconsin, Stout State College. MR. V. I. HALVERSEN B.S., Oshkosh State College, University of Minnesota, University of Wisconsin, Stout State College. The NICOLET

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Promote Activities This year the Menasha Vocational School offered the widest variety of courses in its forty-tive year history. Under the direction ot Mr. H. L. Sherman, it opened its classrooms to approximately T500 students. To handle this ex- tensive participation there are classes at night as well as during the day. The Vocational School has a staff of qualified teachers along with modern equipment to help anyone inter- ested in developing his vocational talents. OFFICE SECRETARIES. Mrs. Harvey Fisher, Miss Lillian Fahrbach, Mrs. Durward Lindquist. MR. H. L. SHERMAN, DIRECTOR BOARD OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. Mr. Merritt Clinton, president, Mr. Frank Robinson, Mr. Douglas Hyde, vice-president, Mr. H. L. Sherman, director, Mr. W. P. Ryan, secretary, Mr. M. .l. Gegan. of 1959

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WI My In.spire.s Uur tudgriilji fl! V or M IIIART: Mr, Loehnclorf. l2I PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mrs. Goyer, Mr. Boogaard. I3I HOME ECONOMICS: Miss Loebe. MR. ALLAN LOEHNDORF B.S., Wisconsin State College, Milwaukee. MRS. IRENE GOYER B.S., LaCrosse State College. MR. LEO KENNEY B.S., Wisconsin State College, ot Wisconsin. MISS ISABEL SCHULTZ B.S., University of Wisconsin. MR. JACK VANDENBOOGAARD B.S., LaCrosse State College. MISS GAE KNAUP B.S., University ot Wisconsin. MISS VIOLA LOEBE B.S., North Central College, M.S., University of Wiscon- sin, University of Colorado. MR. DALE LENZ B.S., University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh. MISS LUCILLE HAASS B.E., Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh, M.S., University of Wisconsin. MR. J. W. LONG B.S., Platteville State College, M.S., University of Wiscon- sin, North Dakota University. MR. L. R. GAJEWSKI B.S., Wisconsin State College, Platteville, University of Wisconsin. MRS, ALBERTA DOVERSPIKE B.M., North Central College, Illinois, University of Wis- LaCrosse, M.S., University consin. MR. GERALD MATTERN B.M., Lawrence College Conservatory. MR. L. E. KRAFT Stout State College. of 1959 Kenney, Miss Schultz, Mr. Vanden- SCIENCE: Mr. Lenz, Miss Haoss, Mr. Long, Mr. Gaiew- ski. MUSIC: Mrs. Doverspike, Mr. Mattern, Mr. Kraft. 1 3