Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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LLOYD DOENIER Biology Couch Sophomore Adviser REEVE NORTON Physics Chemislry Al ebrcx II 9 Sound Equipment Visual Aids Book Store Iunior Adviser NANCY BROWN U.S. Hislory English II Senior Adviser fl! y 2 cworife lac em LAURA THEURER Secretary RUTH KUEHL Secretary QYFAJ. 055 AHC, mm: 1' IAMES D. KOELLER Speech, Dmmatics Debdie. Social Science Broadcasting and Sophomore Adviser

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HAZEL PAYNE Ni. E. STEELE HARRY W. MAUNTEL Dean of Girls Principal Assistant Principal Guidance Director Dean Of BUYS English I, IV Economics Iunior Adviser Student Council Adviser Broadcasting Sales Adviser We Mendota High School for many years, Mr. Steele has, naturally, been the main link be- tween the Board of Education and the office. He has performed his duties well. Through his consistent efforts and suggestions, we have one of the finest schools in the state today, and we are confident that Mr. Steele will do his best to make it even better in the coming tomorrows. , ln the positions of assistant principal and dean of boys is Mr. Harry Mauntel. Along with his administrative duties, Mr, Mauntel was also senior adviser and taught classes in economics and world history. Every noon hour Mr. Mauntel had the difficult task of keeping the lunch line in order, which was almost an impossibility, but he handled the situation nicely-all offenders were sent to the end of the line. Another unpleasent task to befall Mr. Mauntel was seventh period de- tention. World History Senior Adviser QI 60l'll'lQ Like Mr. Mauntel, Miss Hazel Payne, dean of girls, had close Contact with the students. As adviser to both the junior class and the student council, she supervised the two most important social events of the year as well as several minor ones. Besides teaching classes in English l and lV, Miss Payne was vocational guidance director and had charge of checking daily attendance and examining all excuses. Very few students went up the Wrong steps, thanks to Miss Paynes watchful eye. As if teen-agers weren't enough of a problem, Miss Payne directed Adult Education the first se- mester. Any student in need of information, help, or advice could always be sure that the office secretaries, Miss Theurer and Mrs. Kuehl, would lendthem a helping hand. We students probably proved bothersome at times, but they never seemed to mind. They were as patient as they were efficient.

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gy IOSEPH ROLLINS Diversified Occupations FRED H. MORRIS v ' Driver Training Agriculture Non-vocational Ag. Freshman Adviser FFA Adviser MABEL BROWN Typing U Oflice Prcxchce Shorthand I, II Sludeni Fund Freshman Adviser MARY BRENT Girls' Phys. Ed. GAA Adviser .. 5X MARYLAND POPE Red Cross School Nurse TED LEWIS Coach Boys' Phys. Ed. General Science Freshman Adviser