Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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i r l MARTHA HOLUM teaches physical education and advises Pep Club. She majored in physical educa- tion and minored in English at Concordia College in Moorehead, Minnesota, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree, Miss Holum is originally from Barnesville, Montana. .gnc UUUUY osooa fzfeoee NORRIS L. JENSEN comes from Berthold, North Dakota, and teaches business education, Shorthand I and ll, Typing ll, and personal typing. Mr. Jensen, whose hobbies are guns, reading, and woodworking, has a Bachelor of Science degree from MSTC and is NDEA President of De- partment Classroom Teachers. LYLE R. FOGEL is from Des Lacs, North Dakota and in- structs world history. He at- tended MSTC for his Bache- lor of Science degree, Taylor University in Upland, Indiana, and completed residence work for a Master of Arts degree at the University of North Dakota. Mr. Fogel mentions his hobbies as duck hunting and camping. MILAN E. PITCHER hails from Courtenay, North Da- kota. He teaches crafts and Woodworking I and ll, Mr. Pitcher holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the Uni- versity of North Dakota and lists girls-his four daughters as his hobby. ' 1 ' ss , .E was Q . f w : . . new-. ,M ,K K -.f ff- 5 ,t ,B il if f , f 'V S ...sr R ,,.,., 'THVRYT fl . ..... . ..,,, y g ' - A J . . ii as as I - A44 .K ',.4i, Q 'HLA ART HOVDE attended the University of North Dakota and received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Mayville State Teachers Col- lege, where he majored in social science. He is the head football and assistant basketball coach, and also teaches boys physical education and health.

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EULA M. RUSH, teacher of English ll and Red Cross Council advisor, was born in Paris, lllinois, but has lived in Minot many years and calls it home, Majoring in English, Mrs, Rush graduated from MSTC. She received a Bachelor of Science degree. She also attended the Uni- versity of Illinois. HELEN BJERKEN, who is senior class advisor, has a Bachelor of Science de- gree from North Dakota Agricultural College and teaches bio ogy and sociology, Mrs. Bjerken gardens as a hobby and likes outdoor living and cooking. She calls Minot her home town. JOHN ANDERSON received his Bachelor of Science de- gree from MSTC and a Master of Arts degree at the University of Chicago, Mr. Anderson majored inrmathe- matics and teaches alg'ebra. He calls Minot his home town. MARIE PAULSON, teacher of bookkeeping and typing, averages senior class g'rades, and is a native of Minot. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from MSTC, where she majored in commerce. Miss Paulson attended the University of Denver and California, and also Dakota Business College and Willis Business College. HARLEY WEROS majored in mathematics and science at MSTC, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree. He has also attended Graduate Summer School at Syracuse University and the University of North Dakota. Listing his home town as Harvey, North Dakota, Mr. Weros teaches solid geometry, advanced al- gebra, and chemistry. Hunt- ing, fishing, archery, and fly- ing rate as his hobbies.

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RICHARD LEITE teaches industrial arts, metal work, elec- tricity, auto mechanics, vocational agriculture, and shop. His Bachelor of Arts degree was earned from MSTC here in Minot, which he also calls his home town. Mr. Leite, who majored in industrial arts, also holds a Master of Education degree from the University of North Dakota. Included in his hobbies are automobiles and carpentry. MARGUERITE CRAIG, who is from Bottineau, North Da- kota, teaches advanced al- gebra and plane geometry Miss Craig graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Macalester College, St. Paul Minnesota, where she ma f.. jored in mathematics. in.. ALLEN LIND is ,spending his first year at inot High, serving in the capacity of orchestra director. He re- ceived his Bachelors degree at MacPhail College and his Masters at the Universit? of Colorado. Mr. Lind is rom Minneapolis, Minnesota, and collects old violins and bows. ROY ROBINSON teaches phy- sics and chemistry and was born in Davenport, Iowa. Mr. Robinson attended St. Am- brose College, where he re- ceived his Bachelor of Science degree in physics and earned the degree of Master of Science at the University of North Dakota, GERHARD M. ELLESTAD teaches United States history and is a study hall supervisor. His hobbies are hunting and fish- ing and woodworking. His home town is Williston, North Da- kota, Mr. Ellestad received his Bachelor of Science degree at MSTC, where he majored in history. ADELE M. ANDERSON from Rush City, Minnesota, received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Carleton College and did post-graduate work at the Universit of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Miss Anderson, who teaches English Ill, lists various kinds of collections and reading as her hobbies.