Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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SIEINIIICCDIRS WELL IRIEMIEM IEIR CCDURSIES THEY TCCJDQK AIN! TIHIIE IIINISTIRUCTQIRS WHO TAUGIHIT TIHIIEM Although We all know a school could not function Without the administration depart- ment, We realize that the faculty plays just as important a part. Neither the office nor the faculty could be a success Without the other. Mendota High School has been gifted With a fine administrative department and an equally fine faculty. The teaching staff at MHS has grown stead- ily larger in recent years and has increased since last year. There are now twenty-eight instructors teaching a curriculum that is varied and that has been rated as one of the best in the state. In addition to his teaching duties, each teacher has at least one extra-curricular activity to sponsor. STEPHEN WARREN lournalisrn, English III, Hi- Light Adviser, Iunior Ad- viser NANCY GREGORY Typing l, Bookkeeping, Business Training, Senior Adviser IAMES HEMENWAY World History, Social Sci- ence, English l, Freshman Adviser, Book Store IOHN DAVIES US. History, World History, Athletic Equipment, Stu- dent Council Adviser, Sen- ior Adviser

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IDIEAINI GIF G IRLS GUIIIDAINICIE IDIIIRECTOR HAZEL PAYNE ROY DOLL PATTI HEININGER, RUTH KUEHL A familiar face around school is that of Miss Hazel Payne. She has had a very colorful teaching career cov- ering a period of twenty-eight years. She has been a member of the faculty of MHS for twelve years. Her teaching has been largely confined to the English depart- ment, however, one year she taught two classes of world history. Miss Payne has been our Dean of Girls for the past eight years. As Guidance Director, she has charge of the school's testing program. She has proved indispen- sable counseling seniors each year and helping them make plans for the future. This past year she assisted, as class adviser, with the freshmen. CDIFIFIICIE PIEIRSQINIINIIEIL cial instructor at MHS, teaching shorthand eye on him and made him a part of themselves without them. Mr. Roy Doll takes care of the business end of MHS affairs. For the last two years he has held the position of Business Manager and has capably performed all the duties that his title suggests. Before that time, he was a commer- typing, and bookkeeping. Evidently he was too good at bookkeeping, for the office had their Take a letter, please. May I have a late slip? These are familiar phrases our patient and ever-smiling office girls hear. Miss Patti Heininger and Mrs. Ruth Kuehl are our very necessary office secretaries. We don't know what the office, faculty, or students would do

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VICTOR WEDEMEYER Art l-ll-lll-IV, Mechanical Drawing TED LEWIS G e n e r al Science, Boys' Phys. Ed., Freshman Ad- viser, V a r s i t y Football Coach, Frosh-Soph Basket- ball Coach, Assistant Track Coach IOE ROLLINS Diversified Occupations, Drivers Train- ing, lndustrial Arts-Eighth Grade, Assist- EBEN CAMPBELL Girls', Boys, and Mixed Chorus ant Varsity Football Coach tv- HARRY MAUNTEL Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys, Eco nomics, Candy Sales, Senior Adviser -1-