Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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I A Craig 3 gf B . l'lEYITlQHiN.GGil'19S A school board member for almost 10 years, and holding the office of president, Mr, Craig can always be counted on. He is a partner of the Walrath-Craig Insurance Company, local general insurance agents. One of the more recent members to be elected to the board, although this is his third year of service, is Mr. Gaines. He is employed at the National Benefit Association. Mr. Gaines is chairman of the supplies committee. Business manager of the Mitchell public school system and clerk of the board of education, Mr. Herrick is a well-known figure around the high school, especially the Ad building. His 11 years of service as a board member and manager has been appreciated by both school and community. A new but welcome member to the board is Mr. Marquesen, manager of the local Hormel Packing Company. In addition to his regular duties as a board member, he serves as chairman of the finance committee. Chosen to serve on buildings and grounds committee because of valuable experience gained in business relations over a period of years, Mr. Nelsen is the manager of the Mitchell Implement Company. This is his second year as a board member. Another member of several years standing, Mr. Smith is a local realtor. He is responsible to the school system as the school board treasurer. A prominent figure in civic and educational affairs, Mr. Young is the manager of a local store. His duties on the board include the office of vice-president and chairman of the teachers, committee. Bradley Young A, F. Smith Lyle C. Nelson A ? QQFN1 N F. I. Herrick O. L. Mcirquesen Q.- ,'.7 5,915 -,IN 'C ,..-.

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As superintendent of schools, Mr. Ueclcer has a fine record both here and in Ver- - million, and has also gained much 'valuable 1947. 1948. 4 Superintendent Lloyd T. Uecker Mrs. Philip G. Christen Mrs. A. F. Culhcme experience to draw from while fulfilling his duties as president of the SDEA in 1946. Mr. Uecker holds a B. A. degree in business administration and a M. A. degree in school administration from the University of South Dakota. He entered the Mitchell school system as superintendent on March l, Superintendent Ueclcer has traveled wide- ly and has attended many national conven- ions, especially to be noted is the meeting of the UN Security Concil in February of Wwnud Ndwbioluf Beau! A six-year member of the W. A. B. and its present president, Mrs. Christen has contributed a great deal to community life. She was formerly a teacher in the Mitchell school system. Mrs. Culhane has also taught several years and has served as the Hughes County Extension Agent for one and a half years. This is her fourth year as a board member. A former president of the board, Mrs. O'Neill has served on.the board for a number of years. She formerly taught in the states of Missouri and Arkansas. Practical experience is the byword of Mrs. Ptalc. In addition to several years teaching in grade school, she has done considerable worlc as a boolclceeper in a local store. Serving her third year as a member of the W. A. B. is Mrs. Weller. Her college training, in addition to two-years' teaching experience, well fits her for this position of community service. Mrs. I. Lynne O'Neill MY5- STQVE Plflk Quia Mrs. Som F. Weller .,1a5u

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ust as Mr Breclcenrldge helped students forty years ago, so does our prmclpal now, for problems of today are basically the same as then Thxs person, who really lives up to that anclent adage A frlend ln need xs a friend Indeed, of course, Mr anke Everyone knows that the posxtlon of a school prmclpal lS a hard task with nts varxous dutles, 'Uh-nw' pleasant or unpleasant, but here IS a man who ' takes xt m strxde He has been prmclpal at Senior Hlgh School for almost eleven years and prevlous to that 3 tlme served as a teacher Hats off for a good bl QR HP wr lf- .mam its get Prmcxpal George W Janke fb Classes ln typing, shorthand, ofhce practice, boolclceeplng, commercial ar1thmet1c, and sales manshlp provxde practical tramlng for students, whether they desire If for vocatlonal purposes or personal use Florence Althen B A Esther Knutson B A Typing Shorthand Office Practice Typxng Salesmanshlp Shorthand Bookkeeping Arithmetic Adviser Dons Nobls Advlser Warbler Y Teens Ofhce Secretary YTeens F T A 4 't 10' ,J J ' I . ,, . . . . I . ,, . ls, . J . ,g M, - ' A ,,:. .,., ., .,..,., . K . . I K .rf I ,,,. at -.., ,.,,.. . 4 ffse W ' . it ., L- 1 MT ' 4 V- .Qi-.iiir-'Ilia F I , , , , Z , - - , . . .