Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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CLAIR 0. HOBERG, instructor of world history, is from Burnstad, North Dakota. Mr. Hoberg has a Bachelor of Science degree in ln- dustrial Arts from Ellendale State Normal and industrial School, and a Bachelor of Science degree in agriculture from the North Dakota Agricultural College. A hunting and fishing enthusiast, he also likes boating and swimming. LECLAIR MELHOUSE, who is an alumnus of MSTC, earned his Bachelor of Science degfee from the University of North Dakota. A plane geometry teacher, Mr. Mel- house is from Minot. DUANE CARLSON, football and wrestling coach, instructs physical education and health. Originally from Mo- hall, North Dakota, he at- tended MSTC, receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree, and the University of North Dakota, earning a degree of Master of Arts. Two of his avocations are athletics and music. DAVID LOMMEN, Minot High's dramatics director, teaches English ll, speech, and drama. Mr. Lommen received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Concordia Colleg'e, Moorhead, Minnesota, and his Master of Arts degree from the North Dakota Agricultural College at Fargo, North Dakota. He is from Maddock, North Dakota and advises Playmakers and Thespians. ..- LEE HAUGSTAD, born in Minot, attended college at MSTC and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. Mrs, Haugstad in- structs courses of Typing l and Eng ish ll. ELEANOR A. SCHROEDER majored in history and social sciences at the University of North Dakota which she attended for four years. Miss Schroeder, who is from Upham, North Dakota, teaches United States history. 3 ez. is i ,K K 'gn .gi mi.

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MARY KDICKENSOND GARBE attended Greenville Col- lege, Greenville, lllinois, and graduated from North Dakota Agricultural College at Fargo, North Dakota, with a Bachelor of Science degree. Mrs. Garbe teaches Home Economics ll and was born in Grafton, North Dakota. She likes to sew and travel and also lists photography as a hobby. HARDY D. LIEBERG teaches harmony and directs ninth grade chorus, Symphonic Choir, and Girls' and Men's Chorus, Mr. Lieberg received his Bachelor of Science degree from MSTC and attended Indiana University. He also did graduate work at Colorado State College and calls Minot his home town. DONALD A. PETERSON teaches courses in English Il, physical education, and swimming. He holds the deg'rees of Bachelor of Science from MSTC and Master of Education from the University of North Dakota. He enjoys boating and swimming. His home town is Minot. Nllllt M i l ,W if i J , if 1 if .4 EILEEN P. GHERING calls Spokane, Washington, her home town and teaches English IV. She is working to- ward her Master of Arts degree and now holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Montana State Univer- sity. Her hobbies are skiing, knitting, and collecting books and records. , fl l P IA i MARY B. NICHOL graduated from MSTC, where she majored in education and English and minored in psychology, Mrs. Nichol teaches English IV and is a native of Upham, North Dakota.

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lllfh H--... M wa. 1 G MR. CARL BLOOMQUIST, who served as psychology in- structor and guidance coun- selor at MHS, was fortunate to receive a 52,390 scholar- ship from the University of Nebraska. MR. NORMAN HOWE, advises FFA, which has one of the most extensive displays of equipment and literature of any organizational group. --...M fr If Junior English teacher, MRS. MARY GARBE, tries not to let the student flottery have too profound an effect on their report card grades. Sweeping between balcony rows after a stage perfor- mance, is a necessary task for janitor OSCAR JOHNSON. lt probably appears that all the janitors do is sweep, but LEO SMITH knows Minot High has a lot of floor space to keep clean. Who can figure out what goes on inside an ailing radiator? This is probably what crosses VICTOR KABANUK'S mind as he inspects a faulty member of the heating system. AM, ,,,,,,.A- -f-fm'