Monroe High School - Doctrine Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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THINKING IT OVER BEFORE GOING ON with their drawing problem, Ron Kammueller, left, and Tom Henderlite pause during a general drawing class. Students Practice Skills INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT. Left to right, Mr. Burton Hoverson, Mr. Fred Pulicicchio, and Mr. Joseph Kuzniar. Mr. Hoverson teaches wood shop and is coach ofthe track team. He is a member of the American Education Week and scholar- ship committees. Mr. Pulicicchio teaches metal shop and is a member of the American Education Week and chaperone committees. He also coaches B-squad hockey, B-squad foot- ball, and Intramurals. Mr. Kuzniar teaches general drawing and is a member of the public relations and courtesy com- mittees. He is also in charge ofthe stage crew. SAFETY PROCEDURES are explained to John Varro, left, by Mr. Hoverson before use of the table saw in the wood shop.

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Drama, Publications Highlight Fine Arts The Fine Arts Department includes classes in art, journal- ism, music, and speech. Each of these classes sponsors addi- tional outside activities for the students. The art department designs the sets for the operetta and plays. Class protects include silk screening, linoleum block printing, and wood and clay sculpture. Monroe's publications include The Monitor and The Doc- trine which are both products of the journalism department. Arts and Letters, Monroe's literary magazine, is published each year by students under the guidance of Mrs. P. B. Johnson, the art instructor. Plays, assemblies, and speech contests comprise the out- side activities of the speech department. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT. Left to right, Mr. Elsworth Blood, Mrs. Patricia Johnson, Mr. Gerald Penk, and Miss Dorothy Mahood. Mr. Blood teaches band and choir and is a member of the teacher recruitment and scholarship committees. Mrs. Johnson teaches art and is chairman of the awards committee. She is advisor to the Arts and Letters, the art club, and Wavettes. Mr. Penk teaches English 'I'I, photography, and iournalism and is a member of the health and public relations committees. He is ad- visor for The Doctrine and The Monitor. Miss Mahood teaches speech and English I0 and is a member of the alumni and Future Teachers of America committees. She is in charge of assemblies and is ad- visor for Masque and Gavel. V T ' wg . I r N CREATIVITY is one of the most important assets needed in art classes. Included in the art classes offered at Monroe are sculpturing, painting, and drawing. Shown demonstrating one of the techniques learned in Room 310 are Darlene Chalberg and Dick Richardson. ,, , . I. , , fv' iw ., , . N wb ,r T1 L- VJ . , . , . , . N- 'A w , t ,Aff J . 51.1 ,yr J , ' f it sb 1 ,V ,. t ,fr if Lg.. lt- I. Iglxdfed ,Malt ,,Z, TLEARNING THE ASPECTS OF SPEAKING before an audience, on radio and on television are Sharon Leitch, Connie Masloski, Lloyd Heroff, and Judy Bauer. This training in public speaking and speech instills in students a feeling of confidence and will prove helpful in later life. i t f is sv 11

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Various School Programs Offer Job Experiences And Needed Preparation BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. Left to right, Miss Ruth Leise, Mr. Bruce Wilsonf1fI P7 5 . Miss Shirley Robeck, and Mr. James Wirth. Miss Leise teaches shorthand and typing and is x a member of the public relations and scholarship committees. Mr. Wilson teaches sales and l ',,. X , C is a member of the social and public relations committees. He is also textbook distributor. 'T Y N Miss Robeck teaches shorthand and is a member of the alumni and social committees. Mr. -Xl gt ft Wirth teaches business and coaches football and golf. l I X1 , ' I .. if . BUT I DON'T FEEL WELL is an old excuse to the PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Left to right, Mr. Arthur nurse's assistants. Marilyn Wiltfang is seated with Johnson, Mrs. Florence Krivanek, school nurse, and Mrs. Eve- Mrs. Krivanek and standing are Janice Gustafson, Ar- lyn Fischer. Mr. Johnson is cross country, gymnastics, and lene Dorsey, Shari Ethan, Diane Cartier, and Lois hockey coach. Mrs. Fischer is GAA advisor. Wosika. My ,tw t. -:Quin -i M,,, Mm 1 2-9 NNI l 1 3