Morris High School - Iwatka Yearbook (Morris, MN)

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iiIJliillli3ilii-lililii W. Fi, POGUE S. C. SIMONSON This yecir ushered in rm new od- ntinistrcmtion. Mr, VV. R Pogue, super- intendent, hffwds this ctdniinistrcttion. Front Monmouth College he received his BA. ond front the University oi lowct, his MA. Lost yecii' he vvcts su- perintendent ol the Pciynosville Public Schools. Mr. S. C. Sintonson directs higli school dctivities cis principol, ci position which he hos held for nine yecirs. Be- sides being ctdvisor of the Student Council, on orgonizotion of three yectrs' standing, he is the tnothentcxtics instructor ond tectcher ot conwrnercicml low, 'lhc Borird ol Educcttion wcis once cigciin under the guidonce of Mr. R, L, Christicin, president, Dr. O i Johnson served cis clerk ctnd Mr, Horold Eidsvold, trectsurer, Other mentbers ot the boctrd in- clufle Mr, R. O, Ptridglorcl, Mr. J. J. Brier, ond Mr. I-t. l-l. DeVVoll. POGUE BAER DCWALL EIDSVOLD CHRISTIAN JOHNSON BRIDGFORD

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FHCUHU Finishing her fourth year at Morris High is Miss Winona Carlson under whose ethcient guidance this lvvakto has been edited. She teaches sophomore English, American history, and social science. The senior class play is also under her direction. Two newcomers this year are Miss Trudis Rader and Miss Kathryn VVolfe. Teaching iunior and senior English and French is Miss Rader who, acting in the capacity of junior advisor, coached the class play, The Importance of Being Young , and directed prom activ- ities. Miss Wolle, who heads the commercial department, is advisor of the Tinto Wasota , and directs sophomore class activities. The teacher of Chemistry and physics is Mr. M A. Leraas, who is also a iunior advisor. His greatest achievement should be considered his senior band ot titty-tlve members. The di- rector ot all vocal work is Miss Helen Vlestby who had most ot her training at St. Olat. She coached the Christmas pageant and the high school operetta. Not to be forgotten is the school and public librar- ian who plays an important part in the lite ot every student, Miss Margaret Ludenia. Miss Joan Peck has the responsibility of teaching the girls home economics. She supervised the making of costumes tor the Christmas pageant. This year she was a sophomore advisor. With sports predominating at Morris High, Mr. Kermit Anderson headed the athletic department. ln addition to athletics, he teaches biology and modern history, Another coach in our school system is Mr. H. H. Bachaus, director of boys' ath- letics at Longlellow Junior High and teacher of industrial arts and German in the junior and senior high school. 'Pup liow: K. S. .Xnili-rson, ll. ll. Ilan-lmus, XVinon:i Paulson, Sl. A. lA'l'!l!l,S. Nl:iry::n'vt I.udvni:1. ltollmn llow: AlJll'l0ll All'f'Ill'llU', .luuli l'm'li, 'Fruilis K:ula't', Hvli-n XXX-silty. :incl lintliryn XYull'i-.