Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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KEENAN H. SMITH comes from Superior, Wisconsin, where he was graduated from the Superior State Teachers College with o Bachelor of Science degree. He received his Masters of Education degree from the Wis- Q3 consin State College. Mr, Smith is an in- ,,, structor of biology and is adviser of the Ushers club, GWEN SWANSON, instructor ot English Ill, hails from Northmen, North Dakota, and attended the University of North Da- kota where she received her Bachelor of Science'in Education degree. HARLEY WEROS, teaching tor his second year at MHS, comes from Harvey, North Da- kota. He is an instructor ot chemistry and geometry. Mr. Weros is co-adviser of the viii? Science Club. He received his Bachelor of Science degree at Minot State Teachers Col- lege and has studied at Syracuse University in New York and the University of North Da- kota while working on his Masters degree. LILLIAN WILSON, school librarian and Li- brary Club adviser, is a native of Minot. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree at Minot State Teachers College and her Master of Arts degree from the University of Denver in Colorado. RUDOLPH ZUPIETZ, instructor of shop, is a native of Virginia, Minnesota, where he attended Virginia Junior College and Colo- rado State College and received his Bachelor ot Arts degree. Chemistry instructor, Roy Robinson, and Principal Mr. Joel A, Davy take time out for a quick Coke between classes. ! j 3: ' 1 ,ff 2 i iii 13

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fvr, f 43,1- Null' 4l 9' 1,13 PAUL RISTVEDT, originally from Ryder, North Dakota, teaches biology and avia- tion. He attended Minot State Teachers College to earn his Bachelor of Arts de- gree and the University of North Dakota to earn his Master of Science degree. MAI ROBINSON, an alumna of Minot High School, teaches English ll and advises the Searchlight and Quill and Scroll. Mrs. Rob- inson attended Minot State Teachers Col- lege where she received her Bachelor of Science degree. ROY ROBINSON, born in Davenport, Iowa, received his Bachelor of Science degree in physics from St. Ambrose College and Mas- ter of Science degree in physics from the University of North Dakota. He attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology for a fellowship in I956 and in l957 he at- tended Stanford University for a fellowship. He is co-adviser ofthe Science Club and an instructor of physics and chemistry. WILLIAM ROBINSON, born in Charleston, West Virginia, attended Morris Harvey Col- lege for his Bachelor of Arts degree and the University of New York for his Master of Arts degree. He also attended the University of Denver and the University of Virginia. Mr. Robinson teaches history, speech and dra- matics, and is the adviser of Playmakers. He is also audio-visual director. EULA M. RUSH, born in Paris, lllinois, re- ceived her Bachelor of Science degree from Minot State Teachers College. She had previously attended the University of ll- linois. She teaches English ll and is ad- viser of the Junior Red Cross Council. ELEANOR A. SCHROEDER, a native of Westhope, North Dakota, attended St. Katherine's College in St. Paul, Minnesota, and the University of North Dakota where she received her Bachelor of Science degree. Miss Schroeder teaches United States his- tory and advises the sophomore class. WILLIAM SEALS, a native of Minot, North Dakota, attended MSTC and Greeley College in Colorado, He holds a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degree. Mr. Seals in- structs physical education. HELEN A. SHEPARD comes from Kenyon, Minnesota, Miss Shepard was graduated from Carleton College in Northfield, Min- nesota, where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree. Miss Shepard teaches CiviCS and economics. She also has the difficult job as adviser to the senior class. RAYMOND SKORHEIM, a native of Adams, North Dakota, attended the University of North Dakota where he received his Bach- elor of Science degree. Mr. Skorheim is the vocational agriculture teacher at MHS. He also advises FFA, I2

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MHS Cooks Prepare Food for Students, -gy. Mrs. Vernon Knight and Mrs. Claude Halligan, our cooks, plan, prepare, and serve hot lunches to the MHS stu- dents each day. Victor Kabanuk, Oscar John- son, and Egon Gessner keep MHS sparkling bright. During the summer they repair and re- paint the classrooms. Each year with more students entering :L MHS, their job becomes more difficult. 4:9 Mrs. Vernon Knight and Mrs. Claude Halligan prepare sauce for the hungry crowd of MHS students. Maintenance Crew Keeps School Clean Here are the men who run MHS with a broom! Victor Kabunu k, Egan Gessner and Oscar Johnson, 14